ADHD
22 Simple Strategies for Supporting Students Who Struggle with Learning And Attention
Parents and Teachers… Do you need simple strategies that you can implement immediately to help your struggling students? Do you wish you could help students with ADHD improve their attention? Then save this date: November 11, 2015 at 7 – 9 p.m. Jill Stowell, founder and executive director of Stowell Learning Centers, Inc. will be…
Read More Clinical Openings for our Chino and Irvine Centers!
We are looking for quick learners who love kids, love working with people, and who want to make a real difference for students who struggle. We may be looking for YOU! Clinical Openings at Our Chino and Irvine Centers Clinical Openings for our Chino and Irvine centers: Clinicians needed to provide specialized one-to-one instruction for…
Read More Parent Education Classes and Registration
Need strategies for helping your child with homework or schoolwork? Check out these Parent Education Classes held at SLC Chino. For more information and steps to register: click, download and print from the link below! Parent Education Classes and Registration
Read More DYSLEXIA or ADHD?
Inattention is often the first and most obvious symptom seen by teachers when children struggle in school. This drives parents to their healthcare providers with the question, “Does my child have ADHD?” The challenge behind this question is that inattention, squirming in the chair, staring into space, slow to get started on tasks, poor listening,…
Read More “Mom, I Need Adderall”
A parent recently shared with me that her high school son came home from school one day saying, “Mom, I need Adderall.” Adderall is a medication commonly used to manage Attention Deficit Disorder / ADHD. It’s easy to blame attention for students’ struggles in school because that’s often what it looks like in class and…
Read More Life with an Auditory Processing Disorder Sounds Different
This is a big week for my family. My son is getting married on Saturday and we couldn’t be more delighted! As I was thinking about the upcoming reception, I remembered the mom of one of our students trying to describe to me what she thought it must be like for her son. She said,…
Read More ADHD
I’m Not Losing Focus On Purpose! “Today was the best parent-teacher conference we’ve ever had!” Last week I heard a parent share this in our waiting room. Fabulous! The parent felt like celebrating instead of crying! The child in question is a smart, delightful girl who displayed one of the most dramatic attention challenges I…
Read More Homework Blues Already?
At our Parent Information Meeting this week, a parent shared that her son spends 5 hours a night on what should be less than an hour of homework. Another parent said about their son, who also seems to do nothing but homework once he gets home from school, “We just want him to have his…
Read More High IQ and Academic Success
I once worked with a young man who was so dyslexic that he couldn’t recognize his middle name in print. But he was also so smart, that he dated a reading specialist for several months and she never knew he couldn’t read! Smart Kids Who Struggle Are Not Lazy Smart children and adults who struggle…
Read More LDA Conference
In the past few weeks, as the rest of the nation has hit record low temperatures, I have been extremely grateful to be living in Southern California where we believe 60 degrees is “freezing!” Walt Disney and Learning Disabilities In So Cal, we not only have the mountains and the beach nearby, but we also…
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