Yael has given us more than a book-she's given us a gift. It's a thoughtful, compassionate, and deeply practical guide rooted in lived experience and evidence-based practice. As the founder of the Ed Asner Family Center for neurodivergent families and a mother of six, four of whom are autistic, I feel this book is a vital resource for anyone seeking to foster self-regulation, connection, and artistic expression for children with autism and other diverse learning needs. What sets this guide apart is its clear, trauma-informed approach. Yael reminds us that safety is the foundation for learning and beautifully integrates science and soul to show how art and yoga can create the conditions for growth. With step-by-step scripts, easy-to-follow visuals, and powerful insights into the brain /body connection, this book doesn't just tell you why these practices work it shows you how to make them work in real world settings. Whether you're a teacher, therapist, caregiver, or parent, this book empowers you to build flexible, inclusive programs that center play, simplicity, and emotional safety. It's not just a curriculum-it's a roadmap to helping children thrive through creativity, movement, and mindful engagement.