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Selective Mutism: Understanding and Supporting Children with Anxiety
Children with anxiety often exhibit unique behaviors, one of which is selective mutism. Selective mutism is a complex anxiety disorder where a child, who is capable of speech, remains consistently... -
How occupational therapist support a child with EF challenges?
Executive functioning skills are essential for children’s academic success and overall development. Occupational therapists play a crucial role in helping children strengthen these skills... -
How AI Helps Students With Dyslexia: Its Barriers And Solutions
At the dawn of ChatGPT and the rapid adaptation of its AI technology, people are both excited and cautious about using AI in education. At the same time, AI has the potential to change the way... -
Is your child struggling to go back to school?
As a parent, you might notice your child becoming increasingly upset or anxious about going to school. While it’s normal for kids to occasionally grumble about school, “school... -
7 Reasons Why Writing Composition is Hard for Your Child With Autism
As a parent, teacher, or behavior analyst, you may have seen time and time again where presenting a child who is on the Autism Spectrum with a writing task is the antecedent to hours long problem... -
Introducing Your Child to the New Teacher: A Guide for Parents
The start of a new school year often brings a mix of excitement and anxiety for children and parents alike. One of the significant transitions is meeting a new teacher. As a parent, you can play a... -
Getting Ready to Go Back to School
The last few days of summer are to be savored – a long overseas vacation, playing with cousins and families and that lingering theme parks with family friends, watching movies and Olympics until... -
Navigating Smooth Skies: Tips for Families with Neurodiverse Travelers
Traveling by plane can be an exciting adventure, but for families with neurodiverse children, it can also present unique challenges. However, with thoughtful preparation, a compassionate approach,... -
The Power of Joint Attention: Enhancing Learning and Socialization in Children with Autism
As parents, you play a crucial role in supporting your child’s development, especially if they have autism spectrum disorder (ASD). One essential aspect of your child’s growth is the... -
Parental Psychological Challenges During Extended Breaks and Effective Coping Strategies
Extended breaks, such as summer vacations or holidays, provide an opportunity for families to spend quality time together. However, these extended periods can also present psychological challenges... -
How to Cultivate Executive Function Skills During Summer Break: 5 Fun and Meaningful Activities
Executive function skills can be enhanced in places other than school. With the arrival of summer, take advantage of this time to build executive function skills through activities such as sports and... -
How To Help Your ADHD Child Make Friends
For ADHD children, making friends is not an innate ability, but parents can use the following 14 ways to help their children fulfill their desire to make friends. Give clear instructions Children...
