Many neurodivergent learners thrive on structure. In fact, when there is an interruption to the routine, it can lead to anxiety, anger, or trigger a meltdown. If your child thrives on routine, then you know how unpleasant an interruption to the structure of the day...
In addition to reading, writing can sometimes be a challenge for a dyslexic learner. As with reading instruction, writing instruction needs to be approached with a plan in order to ensure success. Understandably, since dyslexia is a language-based disability,...
Let’s be honest here, parenting a child with learning struggles is not easy! And you probably spend most of your time worrying about and caring for your child, but who cares for you? Self-care is so important, please take the time to make it happen. As a special needs...
Issues with visual processing can make it difficult for a child to process information received through visual input. If you have noticed that drawing or copying is difficult, frequent letter reversals after the age 7 or 8, inability to note differences in letters or...
Executive function (EF) is the skill set that allows us to plan, prioritize, and get work done. We rely on executive functioning to help pay attention, hold information, and complete a sequence of activities. Without strong executive function skills, it can make the...
Coming alongside your child with executive function (EF) deficits is the best way to support him in school. Lack of organization and follow through are at the heart of his struggles and these are things you can help with. As you know, educating a child is hard work....
