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Treatment & Support

Although learning disabilities and ADHD cannot be cured they can be remediated and compensated for. In the past two decades science and pedagogy have come together to produce evidence-based instruction and interventions that can help your child meet the challenges of his or her learning deficits in school. When combined with social and behavioral supports both in and out of school, this means we can look forward to a better future for children with learning difficulties than ever before. In this section we cut through the jargon to help you come to grips with the nuts and bolts of the information that will help you become the advocate your child needs.



Learn More:

Addressing Reading Issues: MSL Basics

Dyslexia: The Importance of Early Intervention

14 Ways to Help a Child with NLD Succeed

Principles for Improving Executive Skills

Straight Talk About Medications for ADHD

RTI in the Classroom

Fostering Resiliency in Children with LD

Increasing the Odds of Success for Your Child with ADHD

Oppositional Defiant Disorder:
Children Learn If They Can

Help For an Older Child with Reading Problems

Twice-Exceptional Students: Guidelines for Success

The Case for Teaching Spelling

Beyond Medication: Evidence-Based ADHD Care

Tackling Writing Problems

Taming the Homework Monster for Kids with LD & ADHD

Does Your School Reading Program Make the Grade?

LD + Math = Struggles

ADHD Coaching: Can It Work for Your Child?

Central Auditory Processing Disorder: What It Is & How To Manage It

Comprehension Skills for Kids with LD

Helping Kids with LD Tame the Handwriting Monster

Is ADHD the Only Problem Your Child Faces?

Help the School Help Your Child with NLD

Helping A Child with Anxiety Disorder

Treating ADHD: A Comprehensive Strategy

Treating Dyslexia

4 Keys to Managing Homework for Children with Learning Disabilities

Untreated ADHD: Lifelong Risks

Universal Design for Learning: Opening Doors for Students with LD and ADHD

Interview: Ross Greene Talks About Explosive Kids