Living well with ADHD, Anxiety, and Autistic Stress
Advice from our Maryland Therapists for LGBTQIA+ families, neurodiverse families, and YOU
Managing Anxiety about College Applications
The college application process causes anxiety for both students and parents. Read our anxiety therapists’ advice for both.
Helping Your Child with Eureka Math: A Maryland Therapist’s Point of View
Homework is piling up, and your child needs help. Try these tips from our Maryland therapists for helping your child when you don’t know the answers. Especially with ADHD or anxiety in the mix.
School is Back and You’ve Got Homework
School is back in session, and that means you (the parent) have homework to manage. These added tasks can amplify your stress, especially if you are chasing after children to do their tasks too. Our Maryland therapists explain how to keep up… even if you have ADHD.
Helping Your Child with Eureka Math (Common Core Math Homework)
This new approach is about learning to problem solve. A skill that will help your child in more than just math class. So how do you help them figure it out? A child behavior therapist in Maryland walks you through it.
Overcoming Homework Battles
Try this process from our Kensington, Maryland Family Therapists to help your child get started at homework time!
Should I Help My Teen in Online School? Answers from our Teen Therapist in Montgomery County, MD
Your parental spidey sense is tingling… you just know she has her camera off. Or he is lounging in bed. Should you get involved? Is your teen typical for his age, or is something wrong? Why can’t they do this on their own?
Parenting Help, Couples Therapy, new Counseling Services for Teens, featured in our September Newsletter
Free webinars from experts in ADHD and Autism. Parenting help. And new therapy services for couples and teens. All featured in our September newsletter.
Improving Your Child's Learning Space: Tips from an ADHD Therapist
You’ve made it through the first week of online school! How is your child’s learning space working out? Now is the time to notice what’s working. And make changes to what isn’t. Sit down with your child or teen to find out which is which.
What Makes a Good Fidget?
You’ve heard of toys with “fidget” in the name. Fidget cubes. Fidget spinners. But what is a fidget? And when is it helpful?
More Tools for Online School from Our Child Therapists
In this discussion we'll demonstrate a child-friendly stress management tool for the classroom AND online school. We also answer parent questions about structuring learning time, supporting kids with social-emotional needs, and choosing the best fidget for your child.
Creating Visual Schedules for You and Your Child
Visual schedules are important tools for school aged children. They cue on-task behavior. They help your child look forward to the best parts of the day. And they appear in every elementary classroom. We’ll show you how to bring this tool home for online school. (It can help with the bedtime routine, too!)
Motivating Your Child and Increasing Independence in Online School
Ok, so you're working. And you don't have superpowers. How do you keep your child or teen engaged and on-task in the learning process without having to help every 5 minutes?
FREE Webinar: Maximizing Your Child's Independence in Online School
We gathered on Zoom this week to answer parent questions about online school. This hour long conversation is packed full of parenting help and tools to help your child meet behavioral expectations during learning time.
Online School with ADHD: How to Maximize Success and Minimize Stress
Wondering how to make online school work for your child? In your family? With ADHD or executive function difficulties in the mix? We’ve got you covered. And our parenting help works for non-ADHD families too!