https://www.supportforstudentsgrowthcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/flyer-pic.jpg727809Eric Nachhttps://www.supportforstudentsgrowthcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/logo-2025.pngEric Nach2018-01-19 14:19:082018-08-06 14:57:02Dr. Nach Presenting Feb. 2nd at Special Programs for Special Needs
People with ADD and ADHD have differences in their attention, and not deficits. This is an important distinction which helps with the understanding that there are gifts in ADD/ADHD. The term for the diagnosis of ADD/ADHD has changed multiple times. In 1980, the term ‘Attention Deficit Disorder’ came to be. It has changed slightly since […]
Mini-White Paper on the Compared Value of “Therapeutic Social Skills Program” to Public School Offered “Social Skills” Classes Problem: Parents may be responding to no-charge, school-based social skills services as though they should be the only social skills training/therapy their children receive. What do schools really provide as “social skills services”? Classes can be as […]
Important Life Social Skills – Friendship, Self-Control and Problem Solving Learning Self-Control The ability to regulate ones emotions is an important but hard skill for some children to develop. However this skill’s is essential if children are to develop friendships and to be accepted by others. Other children tend to steer clear of peers who […]
Children who may be on the autism spectrum, have ADHD, or sensory issues may become overwhelmed by family gatherings and activities that come with the celebration of the “holiday season”. The daily routine, so important to many of “our children”, is broken and the inability to “predict” what events will play out in a day […]
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Ah, I love Thanksgiving. It’s the perfect time to think about what we are thankful for and take inventory of our lives. You might have already started counting your blessings but if you’ve gotten lost in holiday shenanigans, I invite you to start now: What are you really thankful for? It can be something that […]
Dr. Nach Presenting Feb. 2nd at Special Programs for Special Needs
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ADD/ADHD: Differences, Not Deficits
People with ADD and ADHD have differences in their attention, and not deficits. This is an important distinction which helps with the understanding that there are gifts in ADD/ADHD. The term for the diagnosis of ADD/ADHD has changed multiple times. In 1980, the term ‘Attention Deficit Disorder’ came to be. It has changed slightly since […]
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Mini-White Paper on the Compared Value of “Therapeutic Social Skills Program” to Public School Offered “Social Skills” Classes Problem: Parents may be responding to no-charge, school-based social skills services as though they should be the only social skills training/therapy their children receive. What do schools really provide as “social skills services”? Classes can be as […]
Social Skills – Friendship, Self-Control & Problem Solving
Important Life Social Skills – Friendship, Self-Control and Problem Solving Learning Self-Control The ability to regulate ones emotions is an important but hard skill for some children to develop. However this skill’s is essential if children are to develop friendships and to be accepted by others. Other children tend to steer clear of peers who […]
Tis The Season For A Stress-Less Holiday Season
Children who may be on the autism spectrum, have ADHD, or sensory issues may become overwhelmed by family gatherings and activities that come with the celebration of the “holiday season”. The daily routine, so important to many of “our children”, is broken and the inability to “predict” what events will play out in a day […]
Thanksgiving Thoughts
Ah, I love Thanksgiving. It’s the perfect time to think about what we are thankful for and take inventory of our lives. You might have already started counting your blessings but if you’ve gotten lost in holiday shenanigans, I invite you to start now: What are you really thankful for? It can be something that […]