Although not every independent school follows the exact same admissions schedule, keep the following tips in mind.

Finding the right school for your student can be one of the most stressful and emotional tasks that you face as a parent. You want what’s...

Competitive private schools, boarding schools, and most specialized New York City high schools require that students take a standardized...

Getting into college starts long before submitting an application. We tell our clients that the full process should happen over the...

One of the questions that we’re most frequently asked is “what should I tell my student about their learning differences?” What you tell...

The Executive Function Coaching (EFC) guide was developed by MAIA Education Resource Center for professionals to use when working with...

What is executive function coaching? Executive function (EF) is considered the “CEO of the brain.” These skills are critical to an...

Starting a new school year can create a substantial cognitive load for students as they transition back into routines and rules that they...

Summer is a time to embrace different rhythms and routines, to recharge a bit, and to enjoy family time, and we hope you are making the...

When families start the college admission process can vary based on each student, family and other considerations. Some begin the very...

When a high school student is struggling in school – whether for academic, social-emotional, or other reasons – it could be time to...

The transition to college life can be exciting and rewarding, while at the same time stressful and nerve-wracking — for students and...

Raising a teenager isn’t easy, and neither is being a teen in today’s world. Add in ADHD, learning differences and/or mental health...

We would like to invite you to watch our latest webinar, Raising Complex Teens with ADHD/LD/Anxiety, an interdisciplinary panel...

Getting ready for the new school year means more than just back-to-school shopping for backpacks, clothes and school supplies. For many...

The transition to college life can be both exciting and stressful for students. For teens who struggle with organization, the level of...

One of the main concerns parents and educators have shared with us is how the dramatic rise in screen use due to virtual learning has...

This webinar is designed for parents who have children in grades K - 12 with an identified learning difference and/or ADHD. In addition,...

The Emotional Impact of the Pandemic on Learning and Social Development in Students K - 12 We are sharing the main takeaways from our...