Understanding BPD in Teens | Evolve
Learn the signs of teen BPD, how early diagnosis helps, and the best treatments like DBT to support your teen’s recovery and emotional growth.| Evolve
As a licensed marriage and family therapist with over 15 years of experience specializing in adolescent mental health and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), I understand how overwhelming it can be to parent a teen with intense emotions. In my webinar, I shared practical strategies to help you navigate the challenges of teen emotion dysregulation, from […]| Evolve
We can now do almost anything online, from working to grocery shopping to making friends and dating. You can even “visit” your physician via the internet. But you may not know that mental health and addiction treatment services can be accessed online as well. These resources have been available for some time but really came […]| Evolve
If your teen is struggling with mental health or addiction issues, you may feel trapped. The situation may seem too big or too complex to ever escape. It can be hard to believe that things can and will get better. But know that even as things seem darkest, you and your family can find freedom […]| Evolve
A primary focus for nearly every parent of a teen is education. How are they doing in school? What is their GPA? Will they be able to get into the college of their choice? What will they study once in college? Higher education is still the goal of many parents and their teens. While trends […]| Evolve
When a child comes out as LGBTQ+, many parents don’t realize that this isn’t just a revelation — it’s an opportunity for closeness and connection. When your child was a baby, their needs were pretty simple: food, sleep, and clean diapers. As the years pass, knowing what your child needs or wants from you becomes […]| Evolve
Learn the signs of teen BPD, how early diagnosis helps, and the best treatments like DBT to support your teen’s recovery and emotional growth.| Evolve
When a child is diagnosed with dyslexia, it can be a relief. A dyslexia diagnosis can mean that parents, students, and families can have a path forward when it comes to seeking the best help possible for this learning disability. Often, parents want to learn as much as they can about dyslexia as they charge… The post 10 FAQS About Dyslexia Basics appeared first on Dyslexia On Demand.| Dyslexia On Demand
Executive Summary Navigating dyslexia can feel overwhelming, especially after a diagnosis. Families often wonder what steps to take next, how to support their child, and what resources are truly effective. This guide breaks down the process into clear, manageable actions—from understanding the diagnosis to finding the right intervention—so you can confidently move forward and give… The post What To Do After A Dyslexia Diagnosis: A Step by Step Guide appeared first on Dyslexia On Demand.| Dyslexia On Demand
When watching children grow up, parents will often note that one of their kids has a penchant for building with blocks while another prefers to sit and read quietly. One child may be a peacemaker among friends while another might choose to write out feelings in a journal. In school, some students thrive on the… The post The Parents Guide To Dyslexia and The Four Ds appeared first on Dyslexia On Demand.| Dyslexia On Demand
It’s back to school season. Many students are picking out new lunch boxes, backpacks, and shoes for their new school year. Some kids may love shopping for school supplies, while others might prefer to eke out the last days of summer freedom in the sunshine. Getting back into a classroom routine is a ritual that… The post Back to School: What Parents Should Know About Dyslexia in the Classroom appeared first on Dyslexia On Demand.| Dyslexia On Demand
When you’re a parent of school aged children, you have a lot of things to manage: reading logs, sports practice, music lessons, meals, rides, and more. When you’re a parent of a student with a dyslexia diagnosis, you may suddenly feel like you have much more to manage on your plate. It’s true–a dyslexia diagnosis… The post Virtual Learning Strategies After a Dyslexia Diagnosis appeared first on Dyslexia On Demand.| Dyslexia On Demand
Podcasts have emerged as a great way to educate, connect, and entertain people for more than 20 years now. There’s always something to talk about. When it comes to informative, educational, and entertaining content about dyslexia, Don’t Call On Me, the Dyslexia Podcast, offers personal stories, expert advice, and real-life discussions for families and kids… The post How Don’t Call On Me, the Dyslexia Podcast Helps Change the Conversation About Dyslexia appeared first on Dyslexia On De...| Dyslexia On Demand
Maria Montessori was an influential figure in the world of early childhood education. She focused on the whole child, noting that, “As we observe children, we see the vitality of their spirit, the maximum effort put forth in all they do, the intuition, attention, and focus they bring to all life’s events.” Montessori was a… The post 7 Signs of Dyslexia You Should Watch For appeared first on Dyslexia On Demand.| Dyslexia On Demand
If your family is facing a new dyslexia diagnosis, chances are, you’re also faced with an overwhelming amount of new information about this learning disability. The internet is both a blessing and a curse in this regard. There are many reputable organizations that offer solid research and facts, but there are also plenty of persistent… The post Understanding Dyslexia: Myths vs. Facts appeared first on Dyslexia On Demand.| Dyslexia On Demand
When your student has a dyslexia diagnosis, it can be life changing—and in a good way. Knowing more about this specific learning disability can empower both students and parents as they seek solutions for success in the classroom and beyond. Two of the most important things to learn as the parent of a dyslexic student:… The post Understanding Dyslexia Difficulties: What Parents Often Miss—and How to Help appeared first on Dyslexia On Demand.| Dyslexia On Demand
The summer slide not only affects academic skills. learn about some solutions for dyslexia support and stopping the summer slide.| Dyslexia On Demand
At Spinning Babies®, we believe birth is not something to be managed, it’s something to be supported. We use the phrase physiological first birth to describe| Spinning Babies®
I received a phone call from a concerned grandfather, parent and community leader recently. He said he and his wife have been volunteering at several elementary schools in the area, and there’s one glaring factor that school faculty are concerned about: Parents seem to be more concerned about whether or not their kids like them… The post Should Parents Care If Their Kids Like Them or Not? appeared first on First Things First.| First Things First
An analysis of EdWeek Research Center survey data found gaps in teachers' English-learner training.| Education Week
EdWeek Research Center survey data on teacher morale found English-as-as-second-language teachers seeking specific PD for morale.| Education Week
Les parents ne sont pas dans le déni Article de Nicole Carty orthophoniste pour le blogue SOS prof. Mars 2025 Les parents connaissent leur enfant Les parents connaissent leur enfant. Ils sont au courant de ses défis et de ses capacités. Ils savent quand leur enfant fait le clown, ne performe pas à son maximum […] L’article LES PARENTS NE SONT PAS DANS LE DÉNI est apparu en premier sur SOSprof tutorat.| SOSprof tutorat
Les secrets partagés de l’orthophoniste-parent Article pour SOS prof rédigé par Nicole Carty orthophoniste Février 2025 Le poids des inquiétudes Quand les parents me voient en interaction avec leur enfant, ils peuvent bien se dire que je serais le parent idéal pour mes propres enfants! Ils peuvent envier la patience et la disponibilité que […] L’article LES SECRETS PARTAGÉS DE L’ORTHOPHONISTE-PARENT est apparu en premier sur SOSprof tutorat.| SOSprof tutorat
Vous avez des objectifs scolaires ambitieux, mais vous vous demandez comment les atteindre efficacement C’est là qu’un tuteur entre en jeu. En travaillant avec un tuteur expérimenté, vous pouvez maximiser votre potentiel et réaliser vos rêves scolaires. Un tuteur qualifié peut vous fournir un soutien personnalisé qui correspond exactement à vos besoins. Que vous […] L’article Comment un tuteur peut-il vous aider à atteindre vos objectifs scolaires? est apparu en premier su...| SOSprof tutorat
Par Chantale Alvaer, fondatrice et enseignante En tant que parents, nous nous posons tous cette question cruciale : combien de temps mon enfant aura-t-il besoin de tutorat individuel ? Comme chaque enfant est unique, la réponse n’est pas si simple. Mais nous sommes là pour vous guider à travers ce voyage éducatif. Cette question est […] L’article Combien de temps mon enfant aura-t-il besoin de tutorat? est apparu en premier sur SOSprof tutorat.| SOSprof tutorat
In a new poll from First Five Years Fund, Rural Americans say money is tight, and child care is a significant part of that burden. The survey shows that the … The post POLLING: Rural Voters on Child Care and Head Start appeared first on First Five Years Fund.| First Five Years Fund
Hello! This is Christina Samuels, the early education editor here at Hechinger. By now, I hope you’ve had a chance to read my colleague Jackie Mader’s story about the important role that Head Start plays in rural communities. While Jackie set her story in western Ohio, she also interviewed Head Start parents and leaders in […] The post Spend more federal money on child care, rural parents say appeared first on The Hechinger Report.| The Hechinger Report
TROY, Ohio — For almost as long as she’s been a mother, Sara Laughlin has known where she could turn for help in this western Ohio town 20 miles north of Dayton. For years, the local Head Start program provided stability and care for her oldest son, and it now does the same for her […] The post Rural Americans rely on Head Start. Federal turmoil has them worried appeared first on The Hechinger Report.| The Hechinger Report
Rebecca Harvey, professor in Southern Connecticut State University’s Marriage and Family Therapy program, recently joined Connecticut Public Radio’s talk show Where We Live to discuss parenting in anxious times. The episode, titled “Parental Burnout Is Real. Here Are Tips for Ways to Fight It,” aired September 30 on WNPR. Harvey appeared alongside licensed clinical social […] The post Professor Rebecca Harvey Discusses Parental Anxiety on WNPR appeared first on News at Southern.| News at Southern
Families can’t use an ESA that they don’t know exists Last week, my colleague Paul DiPerna wrote a great piece on Informed Choice looking at the impact of the term “school voucher” … The post New Survey Highlights Widespread Ignorance of Choice Programs appeared first on EdChoice.| EdChoice
A student reflects on how helicopter parenting offered security but delayed her independence.| The Temple News
I love gadgets and there are so many for every situation. For parents to-be, there are so many cool baby gadgets for every scenario a parent will come across. It can be overwhelming and exciting. Recently, we went to Buy Buy Baby to look at a number of the products we registered for to give… Continue reading A Parent’s Experience: Stroller Systems| Isaac Gilman
Several years ago, I met with representatives from the US Department of Justice, to share my clients’ experiences with Pennsylvania’s AEDY program. AEDY stands for Alternative Education for Disruptive Youth. I could rant about that all day, but I won’t. The DoJ was interested in hearing how the AEDY system was being overused, misused and...| A Day in our Shoes
by: Courtney Lauver, LCSW, Therapist at Bridge Counseling & Wellness in Louisville September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. While we would prefer to avoid thinking of this topic in relation to our children, according to SAMSHA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration), 3.2 million children aged 12-17 reported... The post Suicide Prevention for Families: How to Talk to Your Kids About Suicide and 988 appeared first on Face It.| Face It
For many families, report card day can bring a mix of emotions including excitement, pride, worry, or even stress. Parents naturally want their children to succeed in school, and grades often feel like a direct reflection of that success. But when the marks on the page don’t match expectations, parents...| Face It
The law bans schools from passing policies that require notifying parents if their child asks to change their gender identification.| Education Week
Encouragement from adults—like teachers, school counselors, and parents—is crucial for motivating students in STEM.| Education Week
Recent events (both near and far) have led me to question one small little word with a big bite: “hate.” My son’s school had to go into lockdown mode while we were having an outdoor celebration breakfast for his class. Nothing was going on at the school, but only a couple of blocks down the… The post How We Learn to Hate and How We Can Stop appeared first on First Things First.| First Things First
Choosing the best keyboard for your kids. The post Back To School! appeared first on Yamaha Music.| Yamaha Music
Give your child the opportunity of a lifetime. The post Five Benefits of Joining School Orchestra appeared first on Yamaha Music.| Yamaha Music
There are many things I love about living in Ireland. Towards the top of the list is carvery. Many pubs have what to most Americans would look like a cafeteria … The post Parent Opinion on Public Schools is Positive but Soft appeared first on EdChoice.| EdChoice
New research explores the drivers of parent decision making When families decide to leave their local public school, does that choice reflect a pull toward a private school, or is … The post School Choice: Pulled by Promise or Pushed by Problems? appeared first on EdChoice.| EdChoice
This blog was originally posted on Kentucky Youth Advocates Kentucky continues to face rates of child maltreatment that are nearly double the national average. Infants are at the greatest risk, making up 1 in 8 victims, making the first year of life a crucial period for prevention. Policies that give...| Face It
For parents worried about their kids' future, here are ways to help young adults reach milestones, on a timeline that fits real life.| First Things First
Back in the 2010s there was a rash of daughters in games. The generation of developers from the turn of the century were getting older, went the rationale, and having kids of their own, who emerged…| Death is a Whale
Back-to-school season brings excitement and stress for working parents. Balancing school preparations, workloads, and family needs often strains working parents’ productivity. Juggling shopping, new schedules, and changing routines can disrupt focus and work performance. This edition of The Productivity Box shares practical strategies to help working parents stay productive while maintaining work-life balance during the […] The post The Productivity Box: Helping Working Parents Navigate t...| 4PSA Blog
The Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates, Inc. (COPAA) is an independent, nonprofit organization of attorneys, advocates, parents and related professionals. The post Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
It is important to have a positive relationship with your child’s teacher. The post Steps to Success: Communicating with Your Child’s School appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
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There’s nothing better than cooling off in the water on a hot Colorado summer day. Whether it’s swimming at a community pool in Denver, kayaking at Cherry Creek Reservoir, or wading in a mountain stream, water play is part of … Read More| Partners in Pediatrics
As parents, we’re constantly juggling endless responsibilities, often pushing our own needs to the bottom of the list. However, prioritizing self-care isn’t selfish; it’s essential for being the best parent you can be. Think of the airplane oxygen mask theory: you secure your own mask before helping others. If you’re... The post My Oxygen Mask Comes First: Why Self-Care Makes Me a Better Parent appeared first on Face It.| Face It
By Tina Agonva, Kentucky Youth Advocates High school is a time of awkward growth spurts, raging hormones, and the constant pressure to fit in. For many adolescents, this period is marked by an intense desire to belong to find their place in the social hierarchy of the school. The need... The post Finding Belonging in High School appeared first on Face It.| Face It
This blog was originally published on Kentucky Youth Advocates Every parent, caregiver, and community member expects schools to be a safe place for children to learn and grow. Yet, across Kentucky, we continue to hear stories of students being harmed by those entrusted with their education. Too often these cases...| Face It
How children impact a relationship more than you realize. ⅔ of couples experience a decline in relationship satisfaction during the first three years after having a baby. Learn the strategies to help your relationship thrive and not be the statistic.| The Gottman Institute
Back to school prayers - It's one of the best ways you can prepare your children each year as they head back to school, especially as you pray Scripture.| Rebecca Barlow Jordan
Somehow this is still happening.| Upworthy
By: Adam Grant and Allison Sweet Grant The New York Times Kids — and parents — need to understand that there’s a big difference between selflessness and generosity. Like many new parents, when our first child was born, we were delighted to receive gift boxes of tiny pajama sets, monogrammed…Read More The post We Need to Talk About ‘The Giving Tree’ appeared first on People Analytics.| People Analytics
Some of the best auto body technicians, painters, estimators, and mechanics didn’t start in this trade by working in a shop. For many, it all began at home on the floor of a garage beside a mom or dad who said, “Pop open the hood, let me show you something.” Some kids light up around computers, …The Confidence Behind the Craft: How Parents Shape Their Kids’ Success in Skilled Trades Read More »| Collision Repair Education Foundation
Grassroots leader Trenace Dorsey-Hollins shares how Parent Shield Fort Worth tackles literacy gaps with parent-driven, community-rooted R&D solutions.| Getting Smart
The pros and cons to renting versus buying. The post Back to School: A Parent’s Guide to Renting and Buying Musical Instruments, Part 2 appeared first on Yamaha Music.| Yamaha Music
My brother and I had a lengthy conversation this week about mental health. We both work in what I’ll call “high-impact” jobs, though they seem worlds apart. Some days, coping and processing the stress can feel like mental gymnastics, flipping and stretching the capacities of our mental health. According to a 2016 meta-analysis on mental… The post The Low Down on Mental Health, Stress and Family Genetics appeared first on First Things First.| First Things First
If you listen closely, you can already hear it—the zip of fresh backpacks, the crinkle of notebook wrappers, and the collective gasp of parents realizing the days of “popsicles for lunch” are numbered. Whether your child is brand‑new to kindergarten or a seasoned locker‑door slammer, a little prep now will save everyone tears. Here are… The post 7 Stress‑Saving Steps for a Smooth Back‑to‑School Launch appeared first on First Things First.| First Things First
As an uncertain school year looms, some parents are banding together to teach their children in private pods. Educators worry that the trend will worsen inequities and shrink funding for public schools.| Education Week
Preschool enrollment has the potential to substantially impact parents’ incomes. Parents’ Earnings and the Returns to Universal Pre-Kindergarten, a study on the economic impact of universal pre-kindergarten (UPK) enrollment in … The post Research Finds Preschool Enrollment Can Increase Parent Income appeared first on First Five Years Fund.| First Five Years Fund
Crawl to walk: This determined baby manages to take her very first steps during a WNBA halftime challenge, taking home first place!| InspireMore
When the raising of children moves with the rhythms of their soul and Mother Earth then we will have woken up. Nothing rushed, nothing forced, just enough structure to allow what wants to unfold to happen in its sweet soulful time, trusting and honouring divine order, the higher nature and agenda of the child, and that of life. While looking at children from our physical eyes, let’s also remember to see our little wonders from the eyes of our soul. What might we ...| Vince Gowmon
Les boîtes à histoires ont envahi les chambres d’enfants, mais face à l’offre toujours plus vaste, difficile de s’y retrouver. Quelle est la meilleure boîte à histoire pour accompagner les soirées contées de votre enfant ? Madmoizelle en a testé 20 pour vous proposer un comparatif éclairé et des avis sans filtre.| Madmoizelle
How to get your child started on their musical journey. The post Back to School: A Parent’s Guide to Renting and Buying Musical Instruments, Part 1 appeared first on Yamaha Music.| Yamaha Music
Ava Doherty reflects on the experience of loss in her childhood, and how being a rainbow baby continues to affect her.| Cherwell
A program in Connecticut sent school employees to families' homes to address absenteeism's root causes.| Education Week
A new advertising campaign in six cities aims to dispel parents' perceptions that their kids are performing at grade level.| Education Week
Whether you're curious about the deep sea or life along the beach, these ocean week activities are fun for summer!| Backyard Summer Camp
Learn ways to help your child prevent cyberbullying with this article from CenturyLink. Find out how your child understanding cyberbullying can help prevent it.| CenturyLink
When is the right time to talk to kids about tragedies and how do we respond when they find out before we’ve had a chance to prepare them?| First Things First
A new poll finds that parents strongly support more options for their kids that might reshape the high school experience.| Education Week
Summer in Denver is a magical time—outdoor adventures, play dates in the park, and family trips to the pool. But our state’s high elevation means stronger sun exposure and faster heat buildup, making heat safety for children more important than … Read More| Partners in Pediatrics
Une récente étude menée au Canada révèle que la caféine administrée à des bébés prématurés pourrait réduire significativement les risques de mort subite du nourrisson. Un espoir scientifique qui pourrait changer les pratiques de soin néonatal et rassurer de nombreux parents.| Madmoizelle
Here are some of the best woodwind, brass and string instruments for those starting out. The post Back to School: Band and Orchestra Instruments for Beginners appeared first on Yamaha Music.| Yamaha Music
by Troya Carr, Program Specialist at ECHOThis blog is part of our ECHO: Keeping Kids Safe blog series. Bullying & Cyberbullying: When the Pressure Turns Harmful Not all conflict is considered bullying. Sometimes kids experience drama, a disagreement, a one-time argument, or a misunderstanding between equals. This is different than... The post Helping Teens Establish Healthy Digital Boundaries appeared first on Face It.| Face It
Enjoy fun crafts and hands-on learning fun featuring your favorite prehistoric creatures at summer camp dinosaur week. Turn summer at home into a fun DIY summer camp with our dinosaur week ideas. Below we’ve put together a simple plan that’s full of indoor and outdoor fun, plus suggestions for snacks, books, and more. Our Backyard… The post DIY Summer Camp: Dinosaur Week appeared first on Backyard Summer Camp.| Backyard Summer Camp
Pirate week at Backyard Summer Camp is full of adventures, learning, and classic summer camp fun ideas for kids!| Backyard Summer Camp
Cadet 1st Class Mark Tang, Class of 26, has been selected to receive the Harry S. Truman Scholarship, making him the 27th Truman Scholar.| United States Air Force Academy
Some theme parks cost less than you might think - here's where families can have a day of thrills for less| Liverpool Echo
Pregnancy and birth are unique to every family. Whether this is your first baby or your fifth, Spinning Babies® is here to offer you real resources and| Spinning Babies®
Parents have been left scratching their heads over an 11+ maths exam question that is 'too tricky' for them to figure out without help - but some people say it's simple if you use the right method| Liverpool Echo
Teaching philosophy to kids helps them think more clearly, speak more confidently, and better understand the world around them.| First Things First
There are many milestones when it comes to parenting. First words, crawling, first steps, and everything in between. It can be fun, a little scary, and exciting to experience your child learning something new. Every milestone brings change—but some can feel a little more overwhelming than others. Potty Training. This...| Face It
By Kelly Gillooly, UofL Health – Peace Hospital, System Director of Behavioral Health The end of summer often brings mixed feelings, excitement for a new school year combined with emotions such as fear and anxiety. Transitioning back to school can be challenging. While it’s tempting to dive in with solutions...| Face It
25 years ago… Two young people meet on a Greek island in June 2000, spend only 16 hours together and, somehow, they just ‘know’… 25 years later… Those two young people have been married for 17 years, have 3 kids and are working together side-by-side, day-by-day to improve life outcomes for autistic people. In 25 […] The post Celebrating 25 Years Together appeared first on The Autistic Advocate.| The Autistic Advocate
Learn about the solar system with fun crafts, educational activities, and more during summer camp space week! Turn a quiet summer at home into a fun DIY summer camp with our space week ideas. Below we’ve put together a simple plan that’s full of indoor and outdoor fun, plus suggestions for snacks, books, and more.… The post DIY Summer Camp: Space Week appeared first on Backyard Summer Camp.| Backyard Summer Camp
Planning sensory-friendly travel for your neurodivergent family starts with understanding that travel has two distinct parts to consider. When it...| ClimbRx®
Toddlers are generally really excellent self-advocates for their own sensory needs. Of course, that’s to the detriment of several other...| ClimbRx®
Coloring and doodling are often seen as simple, fun activities. But for many children, they’re also powerful tools for emotional...| ClimbRx®
As a parent or educator, you know that early childhood is a time of wonder and discovery. It’s also a...| ClimbRx®
The 5-4-3-2-1 grounding technique is a simple, sensory-based mindfulness practice that helps kids feel calm, present, and in control. It...| ClimbRx®
Bedtime battles can wear down even the most patient parents. If your evenings often involve stalling, tears, or endless trips...| ClimbRx®
Online Scams and Young people: What Parents Need to Know, and advice and useful resources to help support your child.| Webwise.ie
Contact:Kelsey Dimarkdimar@kyyouth.org Kosair for Kids Face It Movement: Safe Medication Storage Keeps Kids Safe Louisville, KY – Over one in three of all child fatalities and near fatalities in Kentucky were related to the ingestion of substances, according to the latest Child Fatality and Near Fatality External Review Panel annual...| Face It
by Troya Carr, Program Specialist at ECHOThis blog is part of our ECHO: Keeping Kids Safe blog series. As kids grow up and start making more decisions on their own—about school, friendships, technology, and more—it’s important they have the tools to make choices that keep them safe and mentally strong....| Face It
The school year in Los Angeles is ending amid immigration raids, protests, and the activation of National Guard troops and Marines.| Education Week
Updated each week with the latest child care and early learning stats you need to know.| First Five Years Fund
