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ADHD: 4 Common Myths About Kids with Attention Deficit Disorder

in All, Children With Special Needs, Parenting, Parenting Blog, Special Education January 13, 2016 1934 0 0

Before we dive in, let me just mention a few facts about ADHD. According to the Center for Decease Control and Prevention, 6.4 million children ages 4 to 17 were diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in 2011-2012, a 42% increase...

6 Warning Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder

in All, Autism, Child And Adolescent Counseling, Childhood Development, Children With Special Needs, Diagnostic Process, Infancy, Parenting, Parenting Blog, Special Education January 6, 2016 2080 0 0

Article originally published in Practical Psychoanalysis Blog As a parent, noticing that something may be different about your baby can be quite worrisome. Naturally, if you are a worrier (and what mother isn’t), your mind may jump to...

Parenting children with special needs: The 1 intervention you can’t afford to neglect

in ADHD, All, Autism, Behavior, Child And Adolescent Counseling, Children With Special Needs, Parenting Blog, Special Education October 13, 2015 2044 0 0

Image courtesy of Let Grow Therapy and Counseling – Helping Children to Thrive Are you a parent of a child or children with special needs? If so, kudos to you! You have one of the hardest jobs out there – being a full time caregiver...

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: 4 Ways to Support your Anxious Child

in ADHD, All, Child And Adolescent Counseling, Children With Special Needs, Parenting, Parenting Blog, Special Education February 22, 2015 2204 0 0

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity DisorderContrary to the common misconception, having attention deficit disorder does not necessarily mean that a child has a hard time paying attention. The problem is that they pay TOO MUCH attention to everything...

Residential schools and special education

in Academics, All, Parenting Blog, Special Education September 19, 2014 1285 0 0

Residential schools provide special education and therapeutic services to students with psychiatric disorders that prevent them from being successful in a regular school setting. Typically, residential care is necessary when your child’s safety...