There seems to be an explosion of new apps being developed for computers, tablets and smartphones each day. While it can seem overwhelming, some of these apps are worth learning about. And the best part is that most of them are free or very inexpensive.

For those still unfamiliar with what an "app" is, think of it as a mini software program that requires minimal time to set up, learn, and start to use. The benefits can be virtually immediate.
Listed below are a few apps I have recently discovered that are useful for parents and students. My hope is that you will find their ease and simplicity helpful. [read more]

For those High School Seniors who choose to pursue post-secondary education at either a two-year community college or a four-year college or university, the college search and application process can be both tremendously exciting yet, at the same time, completely overwhelming.  There are decisions to be made as to where to apply, how many schools the student will be applying to, determination of size and location of the campus, scheduling of college visits and interviews, consideration of financial costs and family resources, researching which academic majors each institution offers and whether adequate disability services are offered where needed.  

Most high schools have guidance departments that can help narrow your search based on an individual student's grade point average in combination with SAT or ACT test scores. However, the ultimate decision as to where to apply and how best to approach the process rests with the student and their family.

Once decisions have been made about where the student will be applying to school, the task of initiating the application process and keeping track of varying deadlines and a host of other important details begins.  This can be quite challenging to a teenager with ADHD.  [read more]

Parents of children with ADHD often feel isolated, unsure and misunderstood by other parents and family members. Get the support, education and tools you need in a safe, private setting.

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