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With the term “executive function” becoming more popular… what does it even mean?

Developing executive functioning skills can be FUN!

If you didn’t receive encouragement after your child’s ADHD diagnosis, we have some to share!

We know that the ADHD at school experience can be incredible with the right resources and support.

This simple tweak can make a big difference in helping your child be successful with homework.

We generally recommend that all children with ADHD should have a 504-Plan (or IEP) in place.

Even though it might not feel like it, as a parent of a child with ADHD you have a LOT of rights.

The CDC estimates that 7% of children ages 3-17 have been diagnosed with anxiety. 

Help your child identify where they are feeling worries in their body. Those feelings are anxiety.

And once in a pattern of refusal, it can be very hard to work your way out. But it is possible!

With early detection and specific interventions, most children with dyslexia can learn to read.

Early speech sounds are important for phonological skills, which support reading.

Sometimes, the school year doesn’t start off on the right foot. There are a few things you can do to help!