But what if they don’t like me… As the school year starts to settle and students are found their friend groups; socializing can be made exceptionally harder for some students. They may feel as if no one wants to socialize with them now because they all have their own friends or that they waited too long to make […]
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But I just can’t do it all… Managing life is hard. Keeping up with schoolwork, chores, extracurricular activities, and a social life can be stressful for children, teens, and young adults. They may find that completing a task so they can go out with their friends to be too daunting, or school itself to be […]
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No! I don’t want to play that game! From a young age, we learn how to compromise with others. Whether it be with our siblings, parents, and/or friends, compromising is an important skill to be able to use. It allows for us to be able to handle situations that could otherwise be stressful in a […]
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But what if they don’t like me… As we get older, it seems like when we look back, we have made friends every step of the way. Whether it be in school, sports, camp, or other kids around the neighborhood, we as people tend to make connections even without realizing it, but for those with […]
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Shhhh… For one neurodivergent young boy, trying to adapt back to a school environment after summer was proving to be very difficult for him. He hadn’t seen most of his friends all summer, so he wanted to tell them all about his experiences, yet, when he tried, he would often get in trouble. Since he […]
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Eh, I’ll find it later… As children, teens, and young adults go through life, it is important that they are able to be properly organized. Organization helps ensure that they are not stressed out due to their inability to find something, or their environment being cluttered, but this skill helps with more than just cleaning […]
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Ensuring Students Have Age-Appropriate Social Skills
But what if they don’t like me… As the school year starts to settle and students are found their friend groups; socializing can be made exceptionally harder for some students. They may feel as if no one wants to socialize with them now because they all have their own friends or that they waited too long to make […]
Ensuring Students Have Executive Functioning Skills
But I just can’t do it all… Managing life is hard. Keeping up with schoolwork, chores, extracurricular activities, and a social life can be stressful for children, teens, and young adults. They may find that completing a task so they can go out with their friends to be too daunting, or school itself to be […]
Ensuring Neurodivergent Students Can Actively Compromise
No! I don’t want to play that game! From a young age, we learn how to compromise with others. Whether it be with our siblings, parents, and/or friends, compromising is an important skill to be able to use. It allows for us to be able to handle situations that could otherwise be stressful in a […]
Ensuring Neurodivergent Children Can Make Friends
But what if they don’t like me… As we get older, it seems like when we look back, we have made friends every step of the way. Whether it be in school, sports, camp, or other kids around the neighborhood, we as people tend to make connections even without realizing it, but for those with […]
Ensuring Neurodivergent Students Know When to Listen, and When to Speak
Shhhh… For one neurodivergent young boy, trying to adapt back to a school environment after summer was proving to be very difficult for him. He hadn’t seen most of his friends all summer, so he wanted to tell them all about his experiences, yet, when he tried, he would often get in trouble. Since he […]
Ensuring Neurodivergent Students Have Well Developed Organizational Skills
Eh, I’ll find it later… As children, teens, and young adults go through life, it is important that they are able to be properly organized. Organization helps ensure that they are not stressed out due to their inability to find something, or their environment being cluttered, but this skill helps with more than just cleaning […]