Home Alone: Leaving Your Teen With LD and/or AD/HD Unsupervised
If leaving your teen unsupervised raises special concerns, these strategies may help manage the risks.
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Dr. Bruce Hirsch Talks with Parents About Kids' Anxiety
A therapist helps parents sort through their children's anxiety symptoms and suggests effective ways to respond.
Response-to-Intervention: An Emerging Method for LD Identification
Widespread dissatisfaction with the discrepancy method for identifying learning disabilities has spurred new ideas.
Teen Drivers With AD/HD: Realities and Risk Factors
Marlene Snyder, Ph.D. explains why driving is especially risky for teens with AD/HD. Yet, with extra time and effort, you can help your teen become a safe and competent driver.
Expert Answers Guide: Understanding AD/HD - Symptoms, Diagnosis, Management, and Myths
Download this informative guide to AD/HD by psychologist Sam Goldstein.
Keeping Licensed Teen Drivers With AD/HD Safe: Parent Strategies
Dr. Marlene Snyder offers parents practical tips to help newly licensed teen drivers stay safe.
Understanding the Results of Psychoeducational Testing
Confused by the complex test scores from your child's psychoeducational testing? Author and parent Kim Glenchur explains how to understand and interpret them.
It Worked: 9-Year-Old Plays a Role in His Own Success
One mother explains how her son with AD/HD had trouble working in small groups at school -- and how she found a strategy to help him succeed.
Auditory Processing Disorder in Children
Find out what is understood about diagnosing and treating Auditory Processing Disorder - and what research is still underway.
On Their Own: Sage Advice for Parents
In a poignant passage from her book, mother and heiress Ann Ford reflects on the lifelong realities of raising a child with learning disabilities.
