How to Create a School Based Mental Health Program that is Both Cost and Clinically Effective
Approximately 20% of children and teenagers experience the symptoms of a mental health disorder during the course of a year that significantly interfere their daily [...]
Survival Skills of the Littlest!!
Summer is here again, and suddenly the cry is heard “Water Safety and the need for our little ones to have survival skills” It seems [...]
7 Tips to Stay Energized During Back to School Madness
Are you feeling depleted at the prospect of getting your kids back to school? Want to do it differently this year, with more energy and [...]
My Child Has Autism – Now What?
Being the parent of a child with Autism and receiving that first diagnosis can be a rather daunting experience. Reality starts to sink in and [...]
CYBERBULLYING: ABC’S FOR TODAY’S TECHNOLOGY
Cyberbullying is an issue that must be addressed by parents and schools. Cell phones are a fixture in our lives nowadays, that we rely on; [...]
Can One-On-One Tutoring Help to Minimize the Negative Effects of Bullying?
One-on-One tutoring certainly can according to Beatrice Hair and her students. Hair owns the Salisbury Tutoring Academy (STA), the One-on-One School in North Carolina. She [...]
ADHD Diagnosis Is Worth Money To Schools Part 2
Part 2 of this ADHD and the money schools receive article from physician Stephen Guffanti continues to reveal the high cost of an ADHD diagnosis [...]
ADHD Diagnosis is Worth Money to Schools
How much is an ADHD diagnosis worth to a school? Is it possible that schools may suffer financially if a child progresses past the two [...]
How To Get Organized For Back To School
With back to school just around the corner (sorry kids), it’s time to get organized and ready for that first day of class. Getting [...]
Self-Esteem Trumps Bullying
In this article Billy D Page PhD describes why every child should be told they are special and how their high self esteem is a [...]
