This month, we’re featuring Therapist Jovana Radovic Wood as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Learn more about Jovana’s background, what inspired her to become a therapist, and what she enjoys doing in her free time.

The SAT and ACT are an unavoidable step along the path to college. Andy Williamson, founder of Hampton Tutors, discusses how those with ADHD and other special educational needs should approach these tests by drawing on their strengths.

This month, we’re featuring Parent Coach Peggy Gomula as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Learn more about Peggy’s background, what inspired her to become a parent coach, and what she enjoys doing in her free time.

Parent Coach Peggy Gomula shares her experience living in a family affected by ADHD. Discover why, in her family, ADHD has never been considered a disability, but rather an often positive source of energy and creativity.

In honor of #ADHDAwarenessMonth, we’re exploring a topic that is often overlooked when it comes to ADHD support: the perspective of non-ADHD siblings. In this blog post, Clinical Director Lesley Todaro shares what works and what doesn’t.

This month, we’re featuring Coach/Therapist Aimee Horn as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Learn more about Aimee’s background, her philosophy toward coaching and therapy, and what she does in her free time.

In advance of her upcoming webinar on the subject, ADHD coach Megan Reimann breaks down the science behind effective study happens—what you’re doing right, and what you’re doing wrong.

This month, we’re featuring Jason Law as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Learn more about Jason’s medical training, how he approaches his work, and what he does in his free time.

Having routines for your family doesn’t mean you can’t be spontaneous! Read Parent Coach Lauren’s insight into the benefits of routines for children and adults, and how to apply them to your family life while remaining flexible.

This month, we’re featuring ADHD Coach Megan as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Learn more about Megan’s background, her philosophy toward her work and what she likes to do in her free time.

As parents, we’re tasked with juggling a million things at once. But there’s value in experiencing the present moment. In this blog post, Parent Coach Sally Kidder Davis discusses the pitfalls of multi-tasking and how she reminds herself to be present for children (and herself!). 

The transition from summer to the start of the school year does not have to be stressful, anxiety filled or chaotic. In fact it can be enjoyable. Read Coach/Therapist Kathryn’s tips to help with the transition back to school.

This month, we’re featuring Coach/Therapist Micah as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Micah shares a bit about his background, his philosophy toward social work, a few of his favorite books, and where he would love to travel next (hint: it’s pictured in the photo above).

Parent Coach Peggy Gomula shares her top tip for building stronger relationships with your children. For her, it all boils down to staying calm. Read how learning to control her temper improved her relationships and inspired her to share this advice with others.

This month, we’re featuring coach Liz Huehnergarth as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Liz has a Master’s in Teaching and 20 years of coaching experience. She loves working with children and is inspired by those who overcome adversity. Get to know more about Liz’s approach to her coaching, as well as her hobbies outside of work!

College applications are often a source of anxiety for students and their parents. Our Coach-Therapist Kathryn lays out her top three tips for the college application process and shares some useful resources to help you get started.

This month, we’re featuring coach Deb Wepman as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Deb is an experienced educator who integrates yoga and mindfulness into her coaching. Read more about her background, what inspires her, and her helpful hints for happiness.

Discover what the latest neuroscience says about striking a balance between screens and the developing brains of our teens, tweens and littles.

It’s OK to “drop the ball” sometimes! From wild pitches to dropped catches, read why PCI Certified Parent Coach® Peggy Gomula thinks baseball is the perfect analogy for parenting.

Six practical ways that students (particularly those with ADHD) can improve their academic performance.