Through her company, 2e Minds, Day has played a pivotal role in supporting the holistic development of neurodivergent, gifted, Twice-Exceptional (2e), and highly creative individuals. With a deep understanding of the unique learning and processing styles of neurodivergent individuals, Day combines her strong scientific background with her intuitive gifts to guide people in identifying the roadblocks and habitual patterns preventing them from developing their natural strengths, gifts, and abilities. Drawing from her own experiences growing up with ADHD and multiple learning differences, Day blends clinical expertise with a deep sensitivity to the emotional and intellectual needs of both children and adults. She creates impactful programs, experiences, and resources for individuals and groups, and facilitates workshops for parents, schools, and organizations on how to help children, youth, and adults thrive amidst rapid societal changes. She brings over a decade of experience supporting people in building emotional intelligence and psychological resilience in times of crisis and transition. Her facilitation utilizes expertise in trauma-informed practices, nervous system care, somatic intelligence, neuroscience, and the psychology of optimal experience. Whether working 1:1 or in group settings, Day is known for her compassionate approach, which has earned her a reputation as a trusted guide for creatives, visionaries, future builders, and change-makers, bringing a calm, nurturing presence that encourages others to tap into their inner brilliance and unlock their greatest expression. With a heart dedicated to fostering human and ecological flourishing, Day's mission is to inspire collective creativity and intelligence, guiding others to reclaim their superpowers, embrace their limitless possibilities, and remember who they were created to be. Join the 2e Minds community below!
Resources for traumatic events
I hope your family and loved ones are safe.
I wish I could share something different with you today. I wish I could share other kinds of resources. It's heartbreaking that we live in a society where mental health professionals have ready-to-use resources for this kind of situation.
We all have different roles to play in society, even in a very sick society. Today my role is to share what I can to help you navigate these unsettling times a little better. If you live in the US, here are some resources that may be useful for yourself, your children, and those around you. No amount of resources would make this a normal situation, but I hope you find this helpful in some way:
Helping your children manage distress in the aftermath of a shooting
Age related reactions to a traumatic event
Talking to children about school violence
Taking care of yourself after a traumatic event
Please be extra kind to yourself today and remember to take care of your nervous system.
All the Best,
Day Sanchez-2e Minds: Building Skills, Nurturing Talents
Through her company, 2e Minds, Day has played a pivotal role in supporting the holistic development of neurodivergent, gifted, Twice-Exceptional (2e), and highly creative individuals. With a deep understanding of the unique learning and processing styles of neurodivergent individuals, Day combines her strong scientific background with her intuitive gifts to guide people in identifying the roadblocks and habitual patterns preventing them from developing their natural strengths, gifts, and abilities. Drawing from her own experiences growing up with ADHD and multiple learning differences, Day blends clinical expertise with a deep sensitivity to the emotional and intellectual needs of both children and adults. She creates impactful programs, experiences, and resources for individuals and groups, and facilitates workshops for parents, schools, and organizations on how to help children, youth, and adults thrive amidst rapid societal changes. She brings over a decade of experience supporting people in building emotional intelligence and psychological resilience in times of crisis and transition. Her facilitation utilizes expertise in trauma-informed practices, nervous system care, somatic intelligence, neuroscience, and the psychology of optimal experience. Whether working 1:1 or in group settings, Day is known for her compassionate approach, which has earned her a reputation as a trusted guide for creatives, visionaries, future builders, and change-makers, bringing a calm, nurturing presence that encourages others to tap into their inner brilliance and unlock their greatest expression. With a heart dedicated to fostering human and ecological flourishing, Day's mission is to inspire collective creativity and intelligence, guiding others to reclaim their superpowers, embrace their limitless possibilities, and remember who they were created to be. Join the 2e Minds community below!
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