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Category Archives - Reading
Great Books to Read With Your Child if They Struggle With Anxiety
Anxiety disorders affect roughly one in every eight children. This variety of disorders can affect a child physically — by
Four Helpful Books to Read if Your Child is Struggling in School
Many students struggle to fit the expectations of the Education system. This may leave them feeling alone in their
Four Books to Help Children Cope with a Changing Family Dynamic
Many families experience some level of stress and or change to their typical dynamic. Such changes could include separation, divorce,
Seven Books to Help Children Better Develop Their Self Esteem
Self-esteem is based on an individual’s positive regard for themselves; a confidence in one’s worth and abilities. A child begins
Three Helpful Tips for Talking to your Teenager About ADHD
Elizabeth has always had a hard time paying attention in school, and she often found herself getting easily distracted and
Four Books for Maturing Individuals Battling Depression
Depression commonly appears, and spikes, in individuals as they enter their teenage years and can affect many facets of their
Videos on Writing for Parents and Kids
Many children struggle with writing either by hand or typing. Kids can be unmotivated to start writing or have issues
Resources for Kids and Teens on Writing
Developing strong writing skills can be difficult for kids to do on their own. The way kids and teens learn
Resources for Parents on Writing
Developing strong writing skills has many benefits including, improving fine motor skills, critical thinking, and communication skills. As a child
Resources for Parents on Brain Training
Our brains, and the concept of brain training, are widely misunderstood and can be very confusing. Brain Training is being
Resources for Parenting Children with ADHD
It is hard work being the parent of a child with ADHD. Not only is it tiring, it also presents
Books for Children and Teens with ADHD
If you have a youngster or teen who was recently diagnosed with ADHD, you may be looking for a way
