Erik’s parents called us in the spring of his second grade year. He was having regular meltdowns at school and temper tantrums at home. He was a “good reader” but was struggling with comprehension. To make matters worse, he was starting fights on the playground. Erik’s evaluation revealed normal [...]

Living with an Auditory Processing Disorder When Anna was a little girl, she had a “cute” way of speaking. She would confuse her sounds and say “hangaber” for “hamburger” or “puzgetti” for “spaghetti”. She would forget her address and say she lived at 1510 Freda Lane, when it was [...]

You parents are the best judges of your children’s development. You know what is going smoothly and what is not! You know how your children’s skills compare to their siblings and peers. You probably saw the signs… maybe your child wasn’t talking by 18 months? Maybe she was talking, [...]