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5 Magic Words: What Is Most Important Here?

By Diane Dempster

Transition times can be an absolute nightmare for parents of complex kids. Whether it’s the end of the school year,…

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career readiness in teens

Fostering Career Readiness in Teens

By Jodie Hurst

Navigating the journey from adolescence to adulthood brings different experiences for everyone. Some young adults transition into further education or…

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Stop Your Child From Interrupting in School

Want to Stop Your Child From Interrupting in School?

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus

Have You Tried Post-It® Notes? As parents, we’re not the only ones who are trying to help our kids manage…

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Communicating with teachers | school success with ADHD

Communicating with Teachers for School Success with ADHD

By Diane Dempster

The Struggle Is Real It is heartbreaking and frustrating for parents to witness the struggles their children face in school.…

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4 Things to Love about Back to School

4 Things to Love About Back to School

By Diane Dempster

The Gift of Back To School Growing up, I always loved September and returning to school. Chances are I was…

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dreading school meetings with teachers

Dreading School Meetings with Teachers? Try These 8 Steps

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus

A client emailed me in a bit of a panic. She asked if I could offer any words of wisdom…

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best school year

Planning for the School Year Starts Now

By Jeffrey Katz

August is here, and that means one thing: it’s time to go back to school. The summer has nearly passed.…

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teacher training and ADHD

Teacher Training and ADHD: What Should Parents Expect?

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus and Diane Dempster

How much do teachers know about ADHD, and how much should parents be providing information to teachers? What should teacher…

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teacher training and ADHD

Does My Child with ADHD Have to Work Harder Than Other Kids?

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus and Diane Dempster

Do kids with ADHD have to work harder than their peers? Elaine & Diane respond to a mom’s question below.…

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