if you're reading this you probably already know the session I'm talking about, the kid who wouldn't look at the lens, the meltdown that ate the whole timeline, the parent apologizing the whole drive home for a kid who never did anything wrong to begin with I built this because I lived it from the other side first, sixteen years as a mom to a neurodivergent kid before I ever picked up a camera, so when I say I already get it I am not being generous with the phrase the full guide is live in the classroom right now, what to ask before a session even starts, what to actually do when it falls apart instead of pushing through it, real scenarios you will actually run into, a toolkit of what to carry and when, how to talk to a parent so they exhale instead of brace it is seven dollars while this group is brand new because I want it in as many hands as possible before anything else changes so say hi below, tell me the session that sent you looking for something like this, I read every comment and whatever it is I probably already get it this is the start of something I have wanted to build for a long time and I am glad you are here for the beginning of it