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From Easy A to Overwhelmed: Why Gifted Kids Stumble in Secondary School—and How Early Assessment Prevents It
Gifted child struggling in secondary school? A Hong Kong psychoeducational assessment identifies gaps and guides targeted support... -
Access, Not Advantage: The Essential Guide to Exam Accommodations for ADHD, ASD, and Dyslexia
Students with ADHD, autism (ASD), or dyslexia may qualify for exam accommodations in IB, A Level, AP, and SAT. In Hong Kong, approval requires a recent psychoeducational assessment and documented... -
Fit Over Fear: Why a Comprehensive Assessment Is Your Best Tool for School Admissions
A comprehensive psychoeducational assessment helps schools understand a child’s learning profile, strengths, and support needs—supporting better school fit and smoother admissions... -
Understanding ADHD and gaming: what the research actually says
Children with ADHD can hyperfocus on video games because of immediate rewards and clear goals—understanding this helps parents manage screen time and support attention in daily... -
Autism Supports in Mainstream Classrooms: Masking, Sensory Accommodations, and Strength‑Based IEPs
As more autistic students learn in mainstream classrooms, success depends on thoughtful, individualized support. This guide explores how to recognize masking, implement meaningful sensory... -
Dyslexia and Structured Literacy: Early Screening and Home Reading Routines
Dyslexia is a brain-based difference, not a lack of ability. Learn why early screening and structured literacy make a powerful difference — and how parents and teachers can support young... -
Calm Is Contagious: Evidence-Based De‑escalation for Parents and Teachers
Calm is contagious. Challenging behavior escalates when power struggles take over—but regulation, not control, leads to better outcomes. This evidence-based guide shares practical strategies for... -
Seeing What’s Hard to See: A Parent-Friendly Guide to Early Signs of ADHD by Age, and How It Can Look Different in Girls
Is your child just “busy,” or could it be ADHD? Discover age-by-age signs, why ADHD is often missed (especially in girls), and what truly helps children... -
Helping Your Child Through Big Feelings: RSD, Frustration, Meltdowns, and Shutdowns
When big feelings hit fast, this guide offers compassionate, practical strategies to support emotional regulation—especially for neurodivergent... -
A Calmer, Kinder Christmas: Holiday Planning Tips for Families with Neurodivergent Children
The holiday season can be joyful — and overwhelming. This practical guide shares gentle strategies to help children stay regulated, supported, and connected through changes in routine, travel, and... -
Nurturing What Lights Them Up: Turning Special Interests into Fuel for Learning and Motivation
Many neurodivergent children—ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and learning differences—learn best through their passions. When a child’s special interest is used in reading, math, or daily routines,... -
What Skills Will Your Child Need in the Age of AI?
The world is changing rapidly, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming part of everyday life. As parents, it’s natural to wonder what skills children will need to grow with confidence in this...
