3 Reasons Why Your Child’s Attention Problem May NOT Be ADHD

An abusive relationship is something we never want our kids to experience. We invest time and effort educating them on how to recognize signs and red flags. We engrave in their hearts their value and do our best to increase their self-esteem. What we don’t rea...

All parents love their children. The vast majority of them express that love in ways that are beneficial to their child. However, there are certain situations and disorders that require a form of expression of love that our parental common sense, or what we’ve...

Roughly 50 percent of all marriages end in divorce. Every day, families split up and go in different directions, with most blending and becoming new families. Working as a marriage and family therapist, I see clients come in with a variety of issues, ranging f...

How to Take Your Power Back

It’s the NEW YEAR! But not really – we’re actually halfway through the school year. If your child is struggling, the blame can no longer be put on adjusting to a new teacher or grade level. Learning disabilities and dyslexia have been called “Invisible Disa...

A Fresh New Start for the ADHD Child

During an IEP Meeting Oftentimes, a student’s voice is never heard during an IEP meeting. It’s unfortunate, because letting students lead IEP meetings, or at least advocate for themselves, helps them feel more in control. If you’re the parent of a child with ...

Questions about deciding whether your child “will not” or “cannot” perform better As a psychologist specializing in neurofeedback (EEG-Biofeedback) and children’s school problems for over 21 years, I’ve heard many questions regarding children’s struggles – ...