My Ed Therapist

Are your kids struggling with executive functioning? These letter index dividers with pockets are a really great addition to their binders! You can come up with a strategy for what these pockets are for. This way when they don't have time to put things away in their notebook, they can use the pockets to store important papers. Does anyone else use these?

Getting our students engaged by being able to write directly on their worksheets virtually has been really successful for our team. Here we used a document camera app which allows learners to write directly on their screen to practice decimal division. Did you know that we're seeing clients all over the world virtually this year? Sign up for a phone call to see if Ed Therapy is a fit for you or your child - link in bio!

Have you played Qwirkle before? A top favorite here at My Ed Therapist for a reason, it's the perfect example of a game that teaches! Not only is it fun, it's great for learners of all ages to develop their spacial awareness and problem solving skills. Comment below if you're a Qwirkle fan!

Team Member Spotlight! I'm so excited to introduce you to one of our newest clinicians at My Ed Therapist, Jirika Peterson. She joined our team in August and specializes in all things reading!

Make sure to archive, delete, and unsubscribe to things that don't need to stay in your inbox. #adhdtips

People feel disrespected when people are late. However, because people with ADHD feel time differently, they are not doing it on purpose.

Merry Christmas, you filthy animal! Some people like to watch Holiday movies, others like to play Holiday games!! Which are you up to this weekend?

I love this quote by Charles Schwab about asking for help. As a child he did not know he had dyslexia, but he DID know that he had to work much harder than the other kids in school. His perseverance helped to shape him as one of the most successful entrepreneurs. Amazing!

Do you know what Sensory Processing Disorder is? Let me break it down for you. Basically it is when the brain has trouble receiving and responding to information that comes through the senses. Watch the video to learn more and what to do if you think your child might have it.