Families with children with ADHD and Autism are constantly searching for ways to help reduce their children’s symptoms. Many families have seen incredible results from trying Elimination Diets such as Gluten Free, Casein Free, and Artificial Dye-Free diets. What is Gluten? Gluten is the protein found in
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For many, starting fresh in the new year means organizing and decluttering the home. However, after many holiday gifts, and with a child with ADHD, this might seem like a daunting task. Here are 3 steps to organize the house and have your child keep it clean!
Read more →Holiday break can be a challenging time of year: kids are free from the regular routine of school, holiday decorations and gifts are twinkling, and travel time is often plentiful. This time of year can be especially difficult for a child with Autism. Try these easy tips
Read more →IDEA vs. Section 504 The IDEA and Section 504 are both laws that provide Special Education services and related services for qualified children with disabilities. All About IDEA: The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is a funding statute that requires all states to follow specific conditions
Read more →Autism, also known as Austim Spectrum Disorder (ASD), can affect individuals in a varying degree. The disorder is characterized by difficulty with social skills, speech/nonverbal communication, and repetitive behaviors. NJAS identified 1 in 34 eight year olds in New Jersey with ASD in 2014. The cause for
Read more →It’s that time of year again. Time for the get togethers, holiday shopping, and most importantly, lavish meals. But, the large family feasts can be difficult to manage with the dietary restrictions of a child with ADHD or Autism. Many children with ADHD or Autism feel and
Read more →Halloween can be a very stressful holiday for children with ADHD. It can be difficult to navigate the change in routine, stimulating environment, and sensory changes. The best way to overcome these challenges is to be proactive and to have a plan. Try these simple tips
Read more →The first few months of the school year can be challenging for children with ADHD. Children with ADHD may have persistent inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. In most cases, these children also have an executive functioning deficit, which means that they struggle to plan ahead, stay organized,
Read more →With the warm weather approaching, people are starting to spend more time outside. The extra Vitamin D may boost people’s’ mood and energy levels, but there is also another added benefit to enjoying nature: practicing mindfulness. Mindfulness means paying attention to the present moment nonjudgmentally. It means
Read more →Our Pre-Teen Group will be starting Wednesday, October 24. If you or someone you know, has a pre-teen girl struggling with self-esteem issues, making friends, or just not sure how to navigate these pre-teen years. Then this group is prefect for her. In a safe and caring
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