What we do in our therapy practice is Relationship-based Model of Executive Functioning. In this episode, we are taking a look at what this model is, and how you can practice some of the elements of this model at home!

We are tackling the controversial issue – should you be your kid’s friend? We tend to disagree about this topic quite a bit in our household and this will probably be a source of debate in a lot of houses! Let us know your thoughts!

It’s love week! And loving someone with neurodiversity is what we’re all about on this podcast! We know that that can be a challenging and rewarding endeavor, but like everything in life, we are all about it! Tune in to find out our thoughts about the more you know about neurodiversity and how we love each other!

Raising kids with values is something that most parents want to do. But in recent years, and with social media being such a big part of kids’ lives, it has become tricky to override some tricky behaviors. In this episode, we are exploring what it means to raise kids with honesty and integrity.

Did you know that there are actually better ways to study? When we say “study” most people actually thinking about “reviewing” for tests. But we should really be trying to use better methods that help us with working memory, and truly understanding content. Listen in to this episode to find out more about these tried and true methods!

As parents, we want to step in and help our kids process and work through anxiety as quickly and smoothly as possible. Unfortunately, this looks differently for all kids. It’s not all bad, there are strategies that you can implement to help your kids process. In this episode, we are talking about ways that you can talk about anxiety, common anxiety triggers, and how to navigate in the modern world!