Ever wondered what the symptoms of dysgraphia and an SLD in writing are? Read our article to learn more about the condition.

Dysgraphia is estimated to affect 7-15% of school-aged children, but what is it? Read our article to learn more about the condition.

How do you test for dysgraphia or an SLD in writing? Read our article to learn more about what testing for dysgraphia involves.

What is the most effective reading program for children? What age should they start? Do Dyslexic children learn differently? See our evidence-based guide.

Over 40 years of research have demonstrated that one reading program is the most effective. Moreover, most other programs are ineffective. Learn more.

What are the differences between online and in-person testing for dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences?

What is Dyslexia? How is it diagnosed? And how do you effectively mitigate it? Everything you need to know.

Dyslexia is estimated to affect up to 20% of people, but what is it?

Ever wondered what the symptoms of dyslexia and an SLD in reading are?

How do you test for dyslexia and an SLD in reading?

Ever wondered what dyscalculia and an SLD in math are? We discuss definitions, symptoms, and testing.

Dyscalculia is estimated to affect 3-6% of school-aged children, but what is it?

Ever wondered what the symptoms of dyscalculia and an SLD in math are?

How do you test for dyscalculia and an SLD in math?

Considering that global prevalence estimates range from 5-10%, ADHD is remarkably poorly understood and vaguely described.

Considering that global prevalence estimates range from 5-10%, ADHD is remarkably poorly understood and vaguely described.

Precaution should always be applied when taking stimulants, as studies by no means rule out 2nd and 3rd order potential negative side effects.

We ask elementary school children to sit quietly and focus on school for ten hours per day only to label them disruptive or disabled for failing to do so.

ADHD in adults remains a controversial topic with some denying its very existence.

ADHD has traditionally been believed to be much more common in boys than girls, but there is growing concern that the discrepancy is really an artefact of inaccurate diagnostic practices.

Attention has recently been drawn to the correlation between ADHD diagnoses and eating disorders.