Resources for Parents and Schools
In addition to my direct work with children and families, I enjoy supporting the wider community of parents, educators, and caregivers. These resources are designed to share knowledge, spark conversations, and provide practical tools that can be used every day. Whether it’s helping teachers feel more confident in the classroom or giving parents language to better understand their child’s needs, these offerings bring clarity, support, and encouragement!
Resources
Professional Development for Teachers and Faculty
I provide workshops and training sessions for teachers and school staff who want to feel more equipped to support diverse learners. Some of the topics I cover include:
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How and when to approach parents when there are learning concerns
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Understanding learning differences such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia
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Strategies to support students with slow processing or executive functioning challenges
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Creating classroom environments that meet the needs of all learners
These sessions are practical, interactive, and always tailored to the needs of your school community.
Parent Education
Nights
I also offer presentations designed to help parents and caregivers feel more confident in supporting their child at home and in the community. Some of the topics include:
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Explaining learning differences in ways children can understand
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Building executive functioning skills at home
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Recognizing and supporting children with anxiety
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Understanding the impact of screen time on child development
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How brain development shapes learning and behavior
These evenings are collaborative and focused on giving parents real-life strategies they can put into practice right away.