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Today Debbie Steinberg-Kuntz shares some key takeaways to help your child that she got from here summit this year. Let me back up… First, get Monday, March 8th, 2021 on your calendar! If you’re raising a bright child with learning, social, emotional, and/or behavioral challenges, this is for you. Debbie

Here’s a fantastic dive into helping Boys with Executive Function & ADHD challenges with Janet Allison and Jen Fink. Janet and Jen run the “ON BOYS Parenting Podcast” check it out here: https://www.on-boys-podcast.com/welcome/ Also: https://www.boysalive.com/ 🎦 YouTube: Visit my official YouTube channel here. Subscribe, like & comment to support my work. 👉

Parents, educators, therapists, etc.. if we want to REALLLLLLY help kids who have ADHD or Executive Function challenges, we MUST understand the complexities of how shame impacts them. Here I detail this issue and give insights and solutions so you can better support the kids you are trying to help.

Students (parents and teachers) here I have some great tips for you, especially if you tend to have a lot of missing work and feel overwhelmed by school. You’ll need a gmail account. I will show you how to make school a bit easier to manage so you have more

Parents, we often ask our kids about grades and if they have homework, but if we’re honest, these conversations often don’t really help much. So what can we do? Is there a better way to think through things so we can have better conversations? In this video I break it

Parents, if your child doesn’t want to hear your advice, no matter how hard you try, the key is often in “securely attached relationships,” or you can Google “attachment theory”. Here I detail one great strategy sent in by a parent who follows me. She writes, My favorite take-away (from

Parents (and teachers you may like this one) here I give you some solid background about listening and relationships, then go into 10 rapid-fire strategies to listen better. Enjoy! 🎦 YouTube: Visit my official YouTube channel here. Subscribe, like & comment to support my work.  👉 Share: To support me, please *CLICK* at

Joanna Lilley (from Lilley Consulting) interviews me about executive function and college. Success is Subjective is dedicated to all things related to emerging adulthood stories and therapeutic resources for young adults. Click here to listen. In this episode, topics discussed include: Did you know that some students are enrolled in

Students, I’ve been helping students for a long time, and with all the craziness this year, it’s even more overwhelming to succeed. So here are questions we’ve been asking teachers a lot to get clarity about what needs to happen. I want to know how to succeed and need clarity…

Parents and teachers, this one is for students… Students, shame hurts. But there are some common ways shaming happens around school, and when we understand how this dynamic shows up, we can RESPOND differently! This is good because we can learn how to NOT internalize it and ultimately feel better