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“Ongoing Themes: #Dyslexia #ADHD #LD Discrepancy #504 #Parenting”

Those of you following this blog for some time know there are some recurring themes in these posts (that mostly irritate me). For others  newer to these posts, I will help to bring you up to speed with some of the predominant ones. The LD-Discrepancy Model: Easily the...

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Are You a “Curling Parent?”

Many of you who watched the last Winter Olympics became captivated by the curious sport of Curling. In it, players slide a stone across a sheet of ice towards a target area. Probably the oddest-looking aspect of the sport are the "Sweepers." It's their job to sweep...

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Does Your Child Have Curriculum ADHD?

A mom came in the other day to talk about her struggling eight year old daughter, Hayley, a third grader.  She presented with many of the common concerns  – difficulty with decoding, reading  fluency, spelling and writing, “What has the...

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PARENTS! YOU’RE OFF THE HOOK (sort of)!!!!!

We recently talked about rigid, inflexible and difficult Marissa, age 7 (bit.ly/a7ZFoQ).  For the next few blogs, I thought we’d stay on this theme and explore the topic of difficult children a bit more.   Over the years so many parents have come...

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STEP RIGHT UP FOLKS!!!!!!

"Step right up folks! Our unproven, unsubstantiated therapy and treatment is guaranteed to cure all things bothering you about your child. That’s right for the low fee, special offer of $3,499 over the next year, we will cure bedwetting, ADHD, reading...

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Clogged Fuel Lines and ADHD

By its nature, school places a certain demand on the child throughout the day. Most children throughout their day typically face a number of tasks that they find challenging and difficult to manage. When faced with such challenges many will work through their...

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“DADDY’S TIED UP IN TRAFFIC”

Many shut-down learner kids, have great trouble with different facets of language that we often take for granted. Take Emma, age 8.  The other night, Emma was told by her mother that her father was “tied up in traffic.”  Emma burst into...

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