
EP 111: Building resilience in adolescent girls with Kim McCabe, founder of Rites for Girls
This episode addresses the critical transition girls face when moving from primary to secondary school, especially concerning the challenges of puberty and neurodiversity. Experts share insights on the importance of community support and the role of mothers in empowering their daughters as they navigate these pivotal years. • Discussion of the transition to secondary school • Insights on neurodiversity and adolescent challenges • Importance of creating supportive communities for girls • Overview of the Girls Journeying Together programme • Role of facilitators in guiding and empowering girls • Strategies for mothers to connect with their daughters • Exploration of mental health statistics among young girls • Emphasis on self-acceptance and resilience in adolescence • Future vision for empowering girls through rites of passage Click to join our Send Parenting Private WhatsApp Community today for support and connection with other parents navigating these challenges. Click here for more information on Rites for Girls Click here for Kim's book, From Daughter to Woman: Parenting girls safely through their teens 📚 New Book — Out Now 👉 Order your copy Beyond the Label: Empowering Parents of ADHD Girls A powerful blend of science and lived experience to help you truly understand and support your daughter. 💬 Connect with Us 🌱 Join our SEND Parenting Private WhatsApp Community — a free, safe, welcoming space to share, learn, and feel supported by parents who truly understand the realities of neurodiverse family life. ⚡ Ready to go deeper? Become part of the ADHD Warrior Mum’s Membership — a paid membership space with group coaching with Dr Olivia, access to masterclasses with neurodiverse experts, monthly self-care and real connection. You don't have to navigate this journey alone. 📩 Contact Me If you wou...


















