Guiding the wired heart

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"Why does my child melt down over things that seem so small?"
" Am I doing enough or too much?"
"Why does parenting feel lonelier than I imagined?" "Will the world ever understand my child the way I do?" "Do I always have to choose between boundaries and love?"

If you've whispered these questions into late-night pillows, into your silent car rides, into crowded rooms where no one quite gets it.

And this book? It's written for those whispers.

Why I Wrote This Book?

Guiding the Wired Heart was born not out of a perfect formula, but from a place of deep observation, compassion, and care. Working closely with children with ADHD and Autism, mentoring them, learning from them, I realized something no textbook had ever fully captured:

The child is not the only one struggling.

The parent is too. Quietly. Constantly.

So many beautiful, devoted parents feel isolated, misunderstood, or judged. Their hearts are full, their minds exhausted, and their days a delicate balance

between advocacy and acceptance.

But this book isn't just for parents. It's for teachers, siblings, relatives, and anyone willing to see neurodivergent children not as problems to solve, but as people to understand.

And maybe, just maybe, in between the pages, you'll find a shift.
A gentle but certain change in the way you see your child.
And perhaps, in the way you see yourself.

About the Author

Nadia Thahreen is a passionate student of psychology, a mentor to children, and an emerging voice in the world of compassionate mental health. She completed her undergraduate degree in Psychology from St. Joseph's Evening College and is currently pursuing her Master's in Psychology at Jain (Deemed-to-be) University, Bangalore.

Nadia's experience spans classrooms, clinical settings, and emotional development spaces where she has worked closely with neurodivergent children as a mentor and facilitator. Her journey includes various impactful internships and a recent academic study exploring Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). She also ranked in the Skill India Certification exam, demonstrating strong competence in applied psychological understanding.

What makes Nadia's work stand out is not only her academic achievement, but the empathy that guides her writing and presence. She believes in learning from every interaction, every challenge, and every feedback she receives because psychology is not just something she studies, but something she lives with intention.

She is also a daughter, a sister, and a wife to the most loving and supportive husband, whose unwavering encouragement fuels her purpose and passion each day. This work would not have been possible without the quiet strength, emotional backing, and belief of her entire family both her own and her husband's who continue to stand by her dreams with grace and love.

Guiding The Wired Heart is her first human science-related book, created to reach the hearts of parents, caregivers, and educators raising neurodivergent children. With every word, she hopes to offer not only guidance but gentleness and with every response she receives, she looks forward to learning, growing, and showing up better.

For questions, collaborations, or feedback, feel free to reach out: Email: psychologywithnadia@gmail.com Instagram: @psychology.withnadia

Book Details

ISBN: 9798259431126

Publisher: self

Number of Pages: 93

Dimensions: 6.00"x9.00"

Interior Pages: B&W

Binding: Paperback (Perfect Binding)

Availability: In Stock (Print on Demand)

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