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Tag Archives: tips for parents
Five Essential Tips for Explaining ADHD to Your Child
Olivia’s parents recently took her to a doctor of neuropsychology, who diagnosed her with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Olivia has been
Trusted Techniques for Children Struggling with Order and Focus
The recent shift in daily life has presented unique challenges and opportunities for parents and their children, particularly those with
From Screen Time to Family Time: Why Gaming with Your Kids is a Good Move
Learning about your child’s relationship to screen time can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing screen time and
Six Reasons Kids Should Play Fantasy Football
It’s September: time for football! But as a child neuropsychologist, I am reluctant to encourage parents to have their children
Help Your Teenager Understand Slow Processing Speed
Slow processing speed is often a mystery to parents and teachers who observe a capable teenager who can’t seem to
Four Great Audiobooks on How to Parent Teenagers
Parenting a teenager is not easy and can get very overwhelming, especially if this is the first of your children
Three Great Assets That Individuals With ADHD Possess
Many children with mild to modest symptoms of ADHD are not easily identified as having ADHD until they reach middle
5 Tips on How Parents Can Help Their Child Cope with Anxiety
Kids with anxiety often display common behaviors such as constantly being fearful, avoiding new situations, and experiencing difficulty when separating
Four Books for Your Teenager to Read if They Struggle With Anxiety
An individual’s teenage years are often accompanied by frequent feelings of anxiety and worry. On top of that, teenagers often
Five Articles to Help Parents Understand Their Child’s Anxiety
Helping your child deal with their anxiety can be very confusing and overwhelming. Anxious children can spend a great deal
Four Books for Parents and Teachers Working With Children Who Exhibit Problem Behavior
Children often explore the social norms and limitations surrounding socially acceptable behavior. However, most children will learn how to cope
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,
