Taking the first step towards getting your child professional support can be scary. Whether it’s time, energy, cost, or just not knowing if it’s the right move, there may be hesitations and second thoughts. Let me help you decide if this is the right move for you.
Taking the Step Towards Professional Support Read More »
Most people think that motivation is the key to success, but research shows that it has nothing to do with it. The real secret to achieving your goals is discipline and routines. To put your goals into action, you need to create a plan and stick to it. In comes SMART goals. Then, in addition to SMART goals, you also need to establish daily routines that will help you develop the habits that will lead to success. Read more to learn how to implement this.
How to Help Your Child Achieve Success (Without Motivation) Read More »
Does your child’s bedroom stay messy? It may seem like your child doesn’t care about being organized, but the truth is, they may be trying their best to organize their room but are struggling to get it done. The planning, organizing, and executing needed to organize their room are all executive functioning skills that need to be focused on and developed. Read more to learn some tips on how to do this.
How to Help Your Child Keep a Clean Room Read More »
Sometimes making a seemingly small decision can be an incredible hurdle for a child with ADHD. If you notice that your child struggles to make simple decisions, read more to learn how to support them.
How to Help Your Child Through Emotional Indecision Read More »
When meltdowns happen, lead with your energy.
When Meltdowns Happen: Lead with Your Energy Read More »
A recent letter from my son’s teacher led to learnings about yelling and taking responsibility for and owning our actions.
Learnings from a Letter: On Being a “Recovering Yeller” and Owning What We’ve Done Read More »
I recently had the opportunity to be part of a wonderful summit (Neurodivergent Girls) run by Lani Lecielle. One topic we discussed was how oral rest position and nose v. mouth breathing tie into ADHD symptoms.
Oral Rest Position, Breathing, and the Connection to ADHD (Video!) Read More »
Note to self: Behavior is ALWAYS communication. So, what is my child trying to tell me?
Behavior is Communication Read More »
Let’s talk listening to the clues our children are giving us, when to get support, and how to get your child on board with trying something new or different.
Clues, Support, and Getting Your Child on Board (Video!) Read More »
When things start to feel challenging with your child, when is a good time to get help?
When is a Good Time to Ask for Help? (Video!) Read More »
