Parent to Parent: New Grade, New Possibilities
As the summer winds down, a new school year will soon begin. How can families with children who have Learning Disabilities get off to a good start? We all know […]
PEERS: Calgary Youth with ADHD Study
PEERS Social Intervention The Strengths in ADHD Research Lab at the University of Calgary is pleased to offer a FREE intervention program to youth with ADHD and their families in […]
Parent to Parent: Making the Most of Summer For Your Child with LD
“Having LD should never define who they are.” School can be very challenging for a child with LD so, come summer, look for opportunities that allow your child to explore […]
Stampede Tips for Children with ADHD
Stampede is the “Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth” but if you have a child with ADHD, you could be forgiven for conjuring up images of being helplessly pulled from one […]
Oh No! The Final Exam!
Test Anxiety Creeps In Students are gearing up for final exams. It’s an intense time when students, parents and teachers are focusing on study and test-taking strategies to get the […]
Dear Little One…
I was watching you sleep today. You are such a goofy little sleeper. Facedown, bum in the air. I don’t know how you are comfortable in that position, but you […]
Neurodiversity in the Workplace
Are you ready? Companies are increasingly striving to hire for diversity in the workplace because enough research has now shown that, apart from equality and equity, there are very tangible […]
How Do I Feel About The Label “Learning Disability”?
Many times when my mother and I give presentations about our family’s journey, parents and educators attending these sessions always seem to have questions. One that often comes up is […]
The Right To Read
Every child has the right to learn to read And not just to barely read or read enough to get by, but to do it fluently and to comprehend what […]
It’s Your Mental Health
Talking Mental Health Talking about your Mental Health and its ups and downs is much more acceptable than it used to be. It is no longer something you should have […]
