As the school year draws to a close and summer is within reach, parents are asking the burning question, what...

Can we all just agree that it’s been a rough semester?  The pattern of student motivation decreasing as the temperature...

Try these simple yet effective strategies to improve performance on standardized and multiple-choice tests.

Here are 3 keys on how to help students who experience difficulties in school due to executive function difficulties.  

Executive Function (EF) is a term we hear so often that what it means is assumed to be common knowledge, but is it really? Here is a little primer to help you.

In spite of all the negativity that transpired in 2021, I have decided to welcome 2022 with hope and optimism. ...

Job hunting can seem overwhelming to recent college grads, here are some ways you can stay sane and even help.

In what seemed like the blink of an eye, COVID turned the whole world upside down. It was truly difficult and everyone was impacted, but one of the hardest-hit groups was teenagers.

These 20 little-known but important facts about dyslexia can help you help your child be more successful at school.

Unless you live in Antarctica in a snow cave, you have probably heard the expression “summer slide” to describe setbacks in academic skills which students experience over the summer.

Soft skills are the skills needed to function on an adult level; time management, responsibility, commitment, the ability to make decisions and problem-solving, effective communication skills, teamwork, etc.) and most students are a quart low on these. But there is hope for them.

It’s been months since your adult child graduated from college and still no job.  He is getting more irritable by...

The definitive answer to this question is yes and no. It is true that boys are 2 times more likely, and in some research I read even more likely than that, to be diagnosed with ADHD than girls. But that's not the whole story.