Exactly WHAT is Dyslexia? Are you uncertain what is dyslexia and what isn’t dyslexia? You are NOT alone! Confusion happens when people use the definition and diagnosis of dyslexia interchangeably. Dyslexia as a definition and diagnosis are two different things. … Continue reading →
Sensory Integration Disorder, Sensory Overload, and Sensory Integration Issues Is your child fussy about clothes, noises, food textures or tastes, active environments, bright lights, etc.? If so, you may have a child with Sensory Integration Disorder. The NIH defines Sensory … Continue reading →
What Summer School Curriculum should you use to keep your child from forgetting what he learned during the summer? Do you want to help your child learn more during the summer time or wonder what to use for a Summer School … Continue reading →
Is your child displaying Dyslexia Symptoms? Do you think your child has symptoms of dyslexia, but you aren’t sure which dyslexia symptoms indicate true dyslexia in a child? When should you be concerned? Are the symptoms for some other type … Continue reading →
Do you want to improve your child’s attention, executive functioning, processing speed, and working memory? Processing Speed and Working Memory Training can help your child overcome cognitive issues at home. Research shows cognitive enhancement programs improve a child’s processing speed, … Continue reading →
Parenting ADHD Behaviors requires a different way of thinking. When you tell your child NOT to do something, does he turn right around and do it? Do you feel like your child never listens and does the very things you … Continue reading →
You CAN teach your child to be organized through the use of these three Organization Tips and five Organization Ideas. If your child is chronically disorganized, it can be a real challenge for your child to be successful in school. … Continue reading →
For Kids with Autism Social Skills Are A Challenge There is a fascinating new study out, which shows children with high functioning autism demonstrate improving autism social skills over time. John Foxe, Ph.D., says the evidence “suggests that whatever is … Continue reading →
Programs for overcoming learning disabilities can help your child can learn. If your child is struggling with schooling, whether in public school or homeschooled, you can help him with a carefully selected, properly implemented program. You can pull information together … Continue reading →
