Transitioning Back into School Online and at Home Part 1 Online schooling at home is not ideal for students who have attentional/focusing and learning challenges. The key to navigating the following school year for most students is going to take a combination of managing stress and anxiety and developing systems to be organized and manage […]
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The COVID-19 Pandemic is not gone yet, so how can you, as a parent, support your child as they start all online college courses? First ask yourself this. Do they have a calm and quite place to attend class via zoom or another online platform? The environment your child works in is very important and […]
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Compromise or Giving in? Is the pandemic wearing the family down? Do you find yourself giving in to the kids for everything just to avoid conflict? Are there long-term effects of your short-term solutions of giving in? Is it compromise or giving in? Compromising means settling a dispute with a mutual agreement. By parents giving […]
Dear Parents and Colleagues– I want to share this letter I received from one of our parents who brings her elementary school aged son to us to help with his executive functioning, anxiety and behavior challenges, I think many of you can relate. Dr. Nach, Pres., Support for Students Growth Center May 5, 2020 Growing […]
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Transitioning Back into School Online and at Home Part 1
Transitioning Back into School Online and at Home Part 1 Online schooling at home is not ideal for students who have attentional/focusing and learning challenges. The key to navigating the following school year for most students is going to take a combination of managing stress and anxiety and developing systems to be organized and manage […]
FALL Social Skills, (ages 4 into 20’s) , Adapted for Time of Pandemic
How Parents Can Support College Students Online Learning
The COVID-19 Pandemic is not gone yet, so how can you, as a parent, support your child as they start all online college courses? First ask yourself this. Do they have a calm and quite place to attend class via zoom or another online platform? The environment your child works in is very important and […]
Compromise or Giving in?
Compromise or Giving in? Is the pandemic wearing the family down? Do you find yourself giving in to the kids for everything just to avoid conflict? Are there long-term effects of your short-term solutions of giving in? Is it compromise or giving in? Compromising means settling a dispute with a mutual agreement. By parents giving […]
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An Open Letter to Parents
Dear Parents and Colleagues– I want to share this letter I received from one of our parents who brings her elementary school aged son to us to help with his executive functioning, anxiety and behavior challenges, I think many of you can relate. Dr. Nach, Pres., Support for Students Growth Center May 5, 2020 Growing […]