Explaining psychoeducational assessment results to your child can feel overwhelming. This guide shows parents how to share results in a child-friendly way, celebrating strengths, addressing challenges with care, and building a positive roadmap for growth.

Before you make the leap, there’s a lot to think through — from choosing the right curriculum to supporting social connections and accommodations at home. This guide walks you through key questions and practical tips to help you decide whether homeschooling is the right fit for your child and your family.

Talking about sex and relationships can be tough, but it’s essential. This blog shares practical tips to help you navigate these conversations with clarity, confidence, and care.

Transitioning to post-secondary life whether it’s college, university, apprenticeships, or independence, means learning a whole new set of life skills. From budgeting and laundry to hygiene, time management, it’s these real-world skills that truly prepare teens for what comes next.

Reading is more than just decoding words—it's about connection, curiosity, and comprehension. Whether your child prefers audiobooks, comics, or classic storybooks, there are so many ways to make reading fun, meaningful, and accessible. In this blog, we’ll share practical tools, engaging strategies, and a free downloadable resource to help build your child’s reading confidence and routine at home!

Discover effective strategies for improving sleep hygiene in neurodivergent teens. Learn how to create a supportive sleep environment.

Wondering what giftedness and twice exceptional means? How is giftedness measured? How do we support gifted learners? This blog has it all!

Help your gifted child thrive! Learn how to share their strengths, navigate challenges, and embrace exciting educational opportunities.

When your child is about to go for a psychological assessment, explain what it is in a way that feels comfortable, fun, and interesting.

Happy ADHD Awareness Month! Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is often perceived just as a challenge, but it's crucial for parents to understand that it comes with its own set of strengths. By recognizing and harnessing these positive aspects, you can better support your child's journey and help them thrive.  In this blog post, we'll explore some of the strengths associated with ADHD and how parents and caregivers can foster a positive environment for their chil

Emotion and Behaviour Regulation Tips for the Classroom