3 Key Elements to Understanding Behavior Problems
Behavior problems in adolescents and teens often appear random at first, but they always serve a purpose.
Using Informal Rating Scales to Improve Conversations with Your Child
As a parent, you might ask your child the familiar question: "How was school?" or "How was your day?" These questions are intended to show your care and interest in your child's day. However, for some children—especially for some neurodivergent children—these open-ended questions can be frustrating, anxiety-inducing, or even impossible to answer
3 Tips for Tackling Parenting Stress During the Back-to-School Transition
The back-to-school season brings a mixture of excitement and anxiety for both kids and parents. Parenting stress is a common reaction during this time, as the end of summer and the return to a school routine can create a whirlwind of emotions.