Join the Conversation: Engaging with the DIR/Floortime Community for Support and Inspiration
Jul 14, 2025
Hello Wonderful Community,
DIR/Floortime is all about connectionâand that doesnât stop with our children. As caregivers, educators, and therapists, we also need connection, encouragement, and community to stay inspired and grounded.
We invite you to join the conversationâto learn from others, share your story, and feel the support of a growing network of people walking a similar path.
Whether youâre navigating day-to-day challenges, celebrating small (but mighty!) wins, or seeking clarity and inspiration, there is a whole community here for you.
đ¤ Why Community Matters
Engaging with others who âget itâ can:
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Reduce isolation and overwhelm
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Spark new ideas and problem-solving strategies
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Reignite your passion and purpose
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Remind you: You are not alone
DIR/Floortime is not a "one-size-fits-all" modelâit thrives on the shared wisdom of diverse voices and lived experiences.
đŹ Ways to Join the DIR/Floortime Community
1. Join Our New Online Support Group or Find another Support Group
đť We are hosting our New Online Support Group: Floortime Families - Every Thursday night at 7:30PM EST
Next group meeting is đ (7/17/25). Subscribe for meeting details!
đť Facebook and other platforms host active parent and professional groups where you can post questions, vent, and celebrate wins in a judgment-free space.
2. Follow and Engage on Social Media
đą Follow hashtags like #DIRFloortime, #FloortimeFriday, or #PlayfulConnection. Comment, ask questions, and share your favorite play moments or sensory strategies.
Follow us on Instagram: @child.fam.dev.nj
3. Share Your Story
đ¸ Whether itâs a quick Instagram post, a blog entry, or a voice in a support groupâyour story matters. And someone out there needs to hear it.
Want to be featured in a future newsletter? Email us your story or tip!
4. Attend Local Playgroups or Meet-Ups
đ¤ Some communities offer DIR/Floortime-inspired meetups, sensory-friendly playgroups, or parent-led advocacy circles. Reach out to local providers or host your own coffee chat!
5. Attend Free or Low-Cost Webinars
đ Organizations like ICDL host regular webinars featuring experts, parents, and therapists. Youâll leave with insight and tools you can use right away.
đ Join our new online course - LAUNCHING AUGUST 12th More details to come!
đ¨ From a Fellow Parent:
âI didnât know how much I needed to hear someone say, âMe too.â Finding others in this community helped me feel stronger, more hopeful, and more connected.â
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