Your Brain is Beautiful
You are not Broken
You are a Good Parent
You are not Alone
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ABOUT US
How it All Started
Before my daughter was diagnosed with both ADHD and autism, her deep love for rainbows wasn’t just a a cute quirk; it was both a sign of something deeper and a stunning reflection of her brain’s unique form of processing the world around her.
As she grew, I began using the rainbows, to help her make sense of her diagnosis. It gave us both a way to talk about her brain, not as broken, but as beautiful.
Most children experience one or two emotions or “colors” at a time. But her brain feels the entire rainbow all at once. That can be overwhelming, but it can also be beautiful.
Rainbow Brain was born from our story, and from the stories of so many other parents navigating the highs and lows of raising extraordinary children in a world that isn’t always built for them.
You’re not alone here.
"Rainbow Brain™" Pre-Diagnostic Preparation
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RAINBOW BRAIN™
BOOK SERIES
Meet Aurora, a bright and curious girl who sees the world through a colorful lens. With her rainbow-striped dress and vivid imagination, she invites young readers to embrace their unique way of thinking. This story celebrates neurodiversity, creativity, and the beauty of seeing things differently.
Nelly is a glowing jellyfish with special tentacles that represent the many shades of neurodivergence. From sensory overload to unexpected brilliance, Nelly’s underwater journey helps kids understand and appreciate the tangled but magical world of the neurodiverse brain.
Eddy struggles to fall asleep like everyone else, but it’s not for lack of trying. Through gentle storytelling and soothing illustrations, this book offers comfort and understanding for children (and parents) navigating sleep challenges, especially in neurodivergent families.
