PARENT SUPPORT GROUP

Support Group for Parents of Neurodivergent or Twice-Exceptional Children
Raising a child with special needs—or a child who is twice-exceptional (2e)—comes with unique joys and challenges. It can feel isolating, overwhelming, and at times, hard to find others who truly understand your journey. That’s why SPED*NET created a space just for you.
Join our Monthly Parent Support Group, facilitated by school psychologist David P. Sylvestro, CSP. It’s a welcoming, judgment-free space where parents and caregivers come together to share experiences, offer encouragement, and gain practical insights. Whether your child is navigating learning differences, giftedness with additional challenges, sensory sensitivities, behavioral needs, or neurodiversity of any kind—this group is for you.
Review/Download Support Group Information
Benefits of joining:
We meet once a month in a safe and supportive environment in the Comstock Community Center in Wilton. If you’re looking for guidance, a place to vent, or a space just to listen and learn from others’ experiences, please join us! You are not alone—and you don’t have to do this alone. You belong here. Let’s lift each other up as we navigate this path together.
Interested? Please send inquiries to us: info@spednet.org
SPED*NET does not provide medical or psychological advice,
diagnosis, or treatment. The content of these sessions is provided
for educational purposes only.

PARENT SUPPORT GROUP
Support Group for Parents
of Neurodivergent or
Twice-Exceptional Children
Raising a child with special needs—or a child who is twice-exceptional (2e)—comes with unique joys and challenges. It can feel isolating, overwhelming, and at times, hard to find others who truly understand your journey. That’s why SPED*NET created a space just for you.
Join our Monthly Parent Support Group, facilitated by school psychologist David P. Sylvestro, CSP. It’s a welcoming, judgment-free space where parents and caregivers come together to share experiences, offer encouragement, and gain practical insights. Whether your child is navigating learning differences, giftedness with additional challenges, sensory sensitivities, behavioral needs, or neurodiversity of any kind—this group is for you.
Review/Download Support Group Information
Benefits of joining:
We meet once a month in a safe and supportive environment in the Comstock Community Center in Wilton. If you’re looking for guidance, a place to vent, or a space just to listen and learn from others’ experiences, please join us! You are not alone—and you don’t have to do this alone. You belong here. Let’s lift each other up as we navigate this path together.
Interested? Please send inquiries to us: info@spednet.org
SPED*NET does not provide medical or
psychological advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
The content of these sessions is provided
for educational purposes only.