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How Family Patterns Shape the Way Parents Respond to Stress
This post explains how patterns learned in a parent's family of origin shape their present-day reactions to stress, and how to interrupt an unhelpful pattern without overcorrecting into a new one.
Homework Battles: When to Push, When to Step Back
This post examines the developmental and emotional factors behind homework resistance and offers a framework for deciding when to maintain an expectation and when to adjust it.
The Role of Classroom Observation in a Diagnostic Assessment
An in-depth look at why classroom observation strengthens a diagnostic assessment and what it contributes that office-based testing cannot.
What Social Media Gets Wrong About ADHD in Early Childhood
A careful examination of the most common social media misconceptions about ADHD in early childhood and what the evidence actually shows.
Back-to-School Anxiety for Parents
A grounded look at how parental anxiety shows up during back-to-school season and what the research suggests about managing it well.

