by Kathleen Hornery | Sep 8, 2022 | Communication, General, Learning, Support
The ability to follow instructions is a crucial skill for your child to effectively function at home, day-care/school and in the community (e.g., swimming lessons, a friend’s house or at the park). When your child can follow instructions, they are more likely to...
by Kathleen Hornery | Mar 5, 2022 | General, Learning, Support, Therapy
Some children struggle with self-regulation and most need assistance regulating their emotions at times. But don’t forget, emotional regulation is a learned skill and with your help, attention and practice, children can see big improvements. So, what is emotional...
by Kathleen Hornery | Jan 27, 2022 | Communication, General, Learning, Support
Separation anxiety can be hard for those staring or returning to school after the holidays. So here are 3 simple tips to help your child feel connected to you as they adjust. Matching Love Hearts Draw matching little hearts on both yours and your childs wrist. Explain...
by Kathleen Hornery | Sep 28, 2021 | Courses, Learning
4 x 1-hour interactive sessions, delivered via Zoom. ___________________________ Aims To discuss issues that have been impacting parents and families during these uncertain times. Identify and discuss parental burnout and strategies that may be helpful Identify when...
by Kathleen Hornery | Jul 22, 2020 | Autism, Learning, Support
A new study [1] has identified that very young children (under two) who hear more words and have back and forth conversations with their parent tend to have better language skills at the age two. While it has been well documented that talking to young children makes a...
