Preparing Your Child for Testing: Reducing Anxiety and Ensuring Valid Results
Thoughtful preparation can help your child approach testing with curiosity rather than anxiety, ensuring results that accurately reflect their abilities and needs.
Choosing Between Public and Private School for Children with Learning Differences
Choosing the right school for your child with learning differences requires understanding what each option offers and what your child needs to thrive academically and emotionally.
When Siblings Have Different Learning Needs
Navigating the unique learning profiles of multiple children requires balance, flexibility, and strategies that honor each child's individual needs while strengthening family bonds.
Creating ADHD-Friendly Homework Routines
Transform homework time from daily battles into successful learning sessions with these proven ADHD-friendly strategies and environmental modifications.
PDA is Not Disobedience: How to Meet Your Autistic Child's Pervasive Drive for Autonomy
When your autistic child refuses to do something one day that they willingly did the day prior, or they melt down over simple tasks they've done many times before, it's easy to feel frustrated and wonder if they're just being defiant.
Building Resilience in Children with Learning Differences
Helping kids build resilience—the ability to bounce back after hard days, keep trying when things feel tough, and believe in their own potential—is one of the most important things we can do.