Project 2025 and the Future of Education
Well, here we are, looking at an incoming Trump administration. The best predictions we have so far for the policy implications for school mental health are the secretary’s (Linda McMahon)… Read More
Understanding Autism and Mental Health:
A New Approach to Tackling Anxiety and Depression in Adolescents Picture this: A teenager sits in a school counselor’s office, struggling with feelings they can’t quite put into words. For… Read More
Autism on the Rise: How COVID-19 Disrupted Access to Treatment for Children
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is on the rise in the United States, with more children being diagnosed today than ever before. But while diagnoses are increasing, something troubling is happening:… Read More
What Teens Want on the Screen
We live in a time when screens dominate nearly every aspect of our daily lives, and nowhere is this more evident than in the lives of today’s teens. While the… Read More
Procrastination and Anxiety in the Classroom: What It Means for Your Child
Picture this: It’s the night before a big English exam, and your child is still scrolling through their phone, despite having weeks to prepare. This last-minute cramming leads to panic,… Read More
Why Mental Health Issues Keep Teachers Out of the Classroom Longer: What Parents and School Leaders Should Know
Teaching is more than just a job; it’s a calling, a mission to shape young minds and futures. But behind the dedication, teachers face immense pressures that take a serious… Read More
The Complexities of Autism and ADHD in Children: What Parents and Schools Need to Know
Imagine trying to navigate a maze while blindfolded. This is how children with both autism and ADHD may feel every day, struggling to find their way through a world that… Read More
How Parental Involvement Shapes Student Imagination
“The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge, but imagination.” – Albert Einstein. When it comes to fostering creativity in students, this statement holds more relevance than ever. Creativity—our capacity… Read More
Psychological Capital and Music Performance Anxiety: A Path to Calm the Stage
Picture this: a talented young musician, perfectly prepared, steps onto a stage for their big performance. The lights are dim, the audience is quiet, and all eyes are on them…. Read More
Sleep Matters: What New Research Reveals About Autism and Student Mental Health
Imagine trying to learn, concentrate, or even behave when you’re running on fumes. That’s the reality for many autistic children who struggle with chronic sleep problems, often leading to a… Read More