UNIQUE KIDS,
UNIQUE LEARNERS
Imagine your child reaching their potential, growing in confidence and in competence. Yes, they can succeed in school and in life.
UNIQUE KIDS,
UNIQUE LEARNERS
Imagine your child reaching their potential, growing in confidence and in competence. Yes, they can succeed in school and in life.
Kids with learning differences
can succeed!
A learning difference can get in the way of your child’s ability to show what they know. However, diagnosis does not have the final say. The brain can change.
HOW CAN EDUCATIONAL THERAPY HELP MY CHILD?
You want your child to become an independent and lifelong learner. Like cogs and gears working together, educational therapy will help your child’s brain create new neuropathways, so that they can learn how to learn and achieve their goals.
Homeschooling your unique learner works!
Your unique learner can thrive with an individualized education at home. With a screening assessment in one hand and a specific program plan in the other, you can successfully homeschool. This can change everything for you and them!
LINKS TO LEARNING
10 Executive Function Tips For Your Toolbox
We all use executive function strategies and skills each day of our lives. In fact, we use these skills many times over, even before we leave the house for school or work. The minute we open our eyes and glance at the clock, we’re deciding whether we have time to hit...
Exposing the Unit Study Myths
When someone mentions the word ‘unit study’ do your toes curl? Or do feelings of desire (longing) come flooding your way? Does the very thought of homeschooling with this method seem overwhelming? Or are you intrigued and curious about how to implement unit studies...
The Impact of Anxiety in this Season of Life
It has been 12 anxiety-filled weeks since all of our lives were impacted by a huge shift – schools were shut down, businesses were closed, sports events were cancelled, vacations were disrupted, and we were told to stay home! A sense of panic settled into the...
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