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ADHD and IEPs: Creating a Plan That Works
"Just focus..."
If you’ve heard those words and felt frustrated, you’re not alone. For kids with ADHD, it’s not about effort—it’s about a system that wasn’t designed for their brains. This blog breaks down how IEPs can support your child, what accommodations really mean, and how to confidently advocate for what they need to thrive.

Abbie Cameron
May 15 min read
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Presumed Competence: Why It Matters
What if people assumed you couldn’t before you even tried? Presuming competence opens doors to inclusion, growth, and true support.

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Apr 214 min read
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Inclusion Theatre in Schools: Performative vs. Meaningful Change
Is your child’s school truly inclusive or just putting on a show? Learn the difference between real inclusion and ‘inclusion theatre'.

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Mar 314 min read
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When "Good Enough" Never Feels Good Enough: Understanding Perfectionism in Kids
This blog explores the signs, causes, and hidden downsides of perfectionism—and, most importantly, how parents can support perfectionism.

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Mar 103 min read
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Supporting Young Writers at Home: Tips & a Handy Checklist
In this blog, we’ll explore practical strategies, helpful tools, and personalized approaches to help your child in their writing journey.

Abbie Cameron
Feb 134 min read
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Helping Autistic Youth and Youth with Developmental Delays Thrive at School
How to help autistic youth and youth with developmental delays thrive in the school setting. Build good quality IEPs and connect school.

Sarah Breckenridge
Dec 23, 20244 min read
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Understanding IEPs and IPRCs in Ontario Schools: A Guide for Parents
**This blog is a living document. It will be frequently updated with new information. Please revisit to stay updated! Navigating the...

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Feb 26, 202411 min read
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Help! Nothing is working: Classroom Edition.
Emotion and Behaviour Regulation Tips for the Classroom

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Dec 4, 20232 min read
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What to Do When Your Child's Teacher Raises Concerns: A Guide for Parents
Parent-teacher interviews are a great opportunity for parents to learn about their child's progress in school. However, it can be concerning

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Nov 15, 20233 min read
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