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March 23, 2017
Parenting
Five Helpful Guidelines for Parenting Children With ADHD #adhd
Are you an overwhelmed parent of a child diagnosed with ADHD? You are not alone. Read our five helpful tips you should focus on mastering for the benefit of your…
ADHD
You May Need to Rethink Medication for ADHD #adhd
Misinformation on ADHD, its medications, and other treatment options have run rampant for years. Well, this man is ready to clear up and clarify all the misconceptions once and for…
March 22, 2017
Uncategorized
Dyslexia obstacles can be overcome #dyslexia
James Gentry tours Texas to discuss his personal experience with dyslexia as a way to encourage parents to keep persevering while facing challenges associated with Dyslexia. However, he thinks there’s…
Uncategorized
Northstar students learn to build confidence while battling dyslexia #dyslexia
Have you ever asked yourself what the typical day in the life of a person with dyslexia is like? These people share their personal stories about the challenges that they…
March 21, 2017
Dyscalculia
4 Your Health: Early math skills may be sign of future success #dyscalculia
Did you know that preschool math may be more complex than we think it is? A group of researchers at Vanderbilt University believe that how well your pre-kindergarten child counts…
Dyscalculia
Complex equation: How important are genetics in determining math skills? #dyscalculia
We all want our child to have a great math teacher and an encouraging environment where they can thrive. However, is it possible that they also need to start with…
ADHD
Loyle Carner on ADHD: “I Thought I Was a Crazy Kid” #adhd
Did you know that musician and recording artist Loyle Carner was diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia as a child? He felt misunderstood and isolated until he began to treat his…
Sensory Processing Disorder
‘Sensory Santa’ helps children with autism, other special needs #spd
Do you avoid taking your child with autism to crowded, loud malls during the holiday season? A new program called Sensory Visits with Santa just might be the solution you’re…
