ADD / ADHD
Red Flags that May Signal a Learning Problem
On a recent radio interview, the host asked me if there was one thing that parents should watch for that would tell them that their child is struggling in school? The Conversation Parents Have With Themselves There are actually many things, not just one, but the first thing that came to my mind was the…
Read More What a Difference the Teacher Can Make!
My favorite teacher growing up was my 4th grade teacher, Mr. Baird. Mr. Baird had a way of making every student feel like a million bucks and he made things kid-friendly. We did a lot of really interesting hands-on science activities and he turned boring things like memorizing all of the prepositions into fun contests.…
Read More From Struggle to Flight
From Struggle to Flight Dragon’s Teeth in Maui is one of my favorite places in the world. Here in the coves created by lava flow, you can see sea turtles battling the currents and undertow as the waves pound in and out. They are incredibly resilient and just keep going no matter how much they…
Read More Help Your Child Feel CONFIDENT and LOVE School Again!
Parents: There is Hope and Real Solutions for Learning and Attention Challenges, Including Dyslexia What Makes Us Different? We do what schools and tutoring don’t. We specialize in treating the root problem of learning & attention challenges by developing the weak, underlying processing & learning skills. No More Band-Aid approaches—get to the root of the…
Read More END The Homework Battle, Permanently
Parents: END The Homework Battle, Permanently If you HOPED this year would be better, and it’s not . . . If you just want your child to LOVE school again . . . There is hope . . . and REAL solutions. We specialize in ending Learning and Attention Challenges, including Dyslexia, by developing the weak,…
Read More Move Your Body, Energize Your Brain
Have you ever sat in a long meeting or seminar and found yourself getting sleepy, antsy, and dying for a break so you could get up and move around? Research shows that physical movement can enhance clarity, attention, and readiness for learning. Physical movement increases oxygen flow to the brain, improving alertness, concentration, and receptivity. …
Read More 7 Myths and the Truth About Learning Challenges
Myth #1: People with learning challenges just aren’t that smart. Truth: By definition, students with learning disabilities have average to above average intelligence. This is why it is so frustrating and confusing for all involved when otherwise typical students struggle in school Myth #2: Students who struggle in school are just lazy. Truth: After multiple…
Read More What’s it Feel Like to Be Me?
I think everyone has times when they just wish someone could step into their shoes and really understand how they feel. I have a feeling our students with learning and attention challenges may feel this way a lot. When they are told to try harder, and they’re already trying as hard as they can, it’s…
Read More Why is Change so Hard?
Once when I was traveling in Europe, I heard some American tourists grumbling that things just weren’t the same in Europe as they are at home! “Of course not,” I thought. “Isn’t that why we travel to other countries? To experience something different?” Most of us do like routine and predictability in our lives most…
Read More ADHD or APD?
Could Your Child’s “ADHD” actually be an Auditory Processing Disorder? Does this describe your child? Struggles to focus in a noisy environment Trouble paying attention in class Zones out in conversations Has difficulty following directions Fidgety and easily distracted Delayed response to questions Social, emotional, or behavioral problems Lower academic performance Sounds like ADHD, right? …
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