For Parents

Right brain deficiencies  usually first show  up as behavioral problems. Mothers often tell me that these kids started giving them a hard time right from the get-go. These are the kids [...]

Many parents believe that playing computer games helps kids improve their minds, but this is proving to not be the case. Although research shows that playing on a computer or mobile device does [...]

Sometimes hope takes the shape of a six-year-old boy who inhaled the smell of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies for the first time. —MARYBETH G. Pasta, pizza, bagels, milk, cereal, macaroni, [...]

Relying on a list of symptoms alone is not the best way to identify what your child’s problems are or what activities a child should do to resolve them. When assessing your child for [...]

Parents, Kids and Behavior Today “The state of your life is no more than a reflection of your state of mind.” Dr. Wayne Dyer Parenting is tough. In fact, I’d venture to say that this is the [...]

Today is World Autism Awareness Day and April is Autism Awareness Month. A few years ago this was seen by most people as a great step forward as an effort to understand autism. The numbers of [...]

Through an extensive research survey, we have demonstrated the relationship between the retention of infant reflexes and a wide range of neuro-developmental disorders like autism and ADHD. These [...]

It is important for parents of a newborn to monitor primitive reflexes to ensure they are present and also that they integrate on schedule. While a pediatrician can incorporate this testing [...]

Kids are constantly getting confusing messages about what is expected of them from teachers, coaches, siblings, friends and mostly from the parent. By working with your child to create a plan [...]