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 – ...

Happy Holidays! The calendar has finally caught up with the TV commercials. So, what does that look like for kids still in school for one more month and families still dealing with homework? Younger children get increasingly excited. Teens get busy with social...

Christmas is a time of magic, whimsical stories, and the mystery of Santa. It’s also a time where our children’s imaginations are bursting with wonder. As we reminisce about our own childhood, we can recall how the magic of Christmas was kept alive. For some, ...

Three Magic Words for a Better Relationship

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month… but is it dyslexia or something else? Inattention is often the first and most obvious symptom observed by teachers when children struggle in school. This drives parents to their healthcare provider with the question, “Do...

Homework is about more than just good grades. It improves your child’s thinking and memory, instills positive work habits, and builds confidence. As a parent, your involvement is important. Be a homework partner, not the “homework police.” Help your child p...