Practical Support for Learning, Daily Life & Caregiving
Explore PDA supports, executive function tools, visual math resources, and caregiver planners created by a caregiver navigating neurodivergence and medical complexity.
Find resources that make room for individual needs, changing energy, and everyday challenges.
Choose The Path That Fits
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Executive Function
Support for getting started, staying focused, finishing tasks, and navigating transitions.
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Dyscalculia & Math
Visual tools and flexible practice for children who find numbers and math challenging.
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PDA & Demand Avoidance
Understanding and practical supports for everyday demands, overwhelm, and participation.
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I Can Do It! Series
Step-by-step visual supports for everyday skills, routines, and growing independence.
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Medically Complex Caregiving
Planning and organization tools for appointments, care information, and communication across providers.
Find a Small Place to Start
Try a free resource for learning, everyday routines, or understanding what your child needs.
Explore number sense sample cards, executive function tools, PDA supports, visual routine helpers, and Henrietta’s story. Choose something that fits where you are today.
Created From Our Everyday Life
I’m Kary, the caregiver and creator behind K&K Studios.
Raising and homeschooling my medically complex, neurodivergent son has shaped every resource I create. What began as tools for our own family has grown into stories, learning supports, and practical resources for families and the professionals supporting them.
My work makes room for changing energy, individual needs, and days that don’t go according to plan.
Resources for Educators & Therapists
Explore practical guides, planning tools, and communication supports for school and therapy settings.
Find PDA school supports and resources for occupational, physical, and speech therapy, alongside tools for observation, documentation, and team collaboration.
In the Trenches
Stories from our life, educational insights, and reflections on caregiving, neurodivergence, and finding what works for our family.
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A Cat Named Ciabatta
Before he was our Ciabatta, he was a scrawny cat on the back porch, waiting for another meal. This week, we had to say goodbye. A little about Mister Choochie...
A Cat Named Ciabatta
Before he was our Ciabatta, he was a scrawny cat on the back porch, waiting for another meal. This week, we had to say goodbye. A little about Mister Choochie...
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The Gatorade Wasn't the Problem
He opened the refrigerator, looked inside, closed the door, and walked away. Moments later he asked me for a Gatorade. My first thought? “You were just standing there.” Then he...
The Gatorade Wasn't the Problem
He opened the refrigerator, looked inside, closed the door, and walked away. Moments later he asked me for a Gatorade. My first thought? “You were just standing there.” Then he...
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No, My Child Isn't Running the House
Parents of neurodivergent children often receive endless advice from family, friends, and strangers. But what happens when those opinions are based on a snapshot instead of the whole story?
No, My Child Isn't Running the House
Parents of neurodivergent children often receive endless advice from family, friends, and strangers. But what happens when those opinions are based on a snapshot instead of the whole story?
