Following our free “ADHD and Your Child” webinar last spring, we received a number of questions from parents and teachers alike on understanding and supporting persons with ADHD. For National ADHD Awareness Month, we wanted to revisit a number of . . .
I know a few grown-ups who, when confronted about their hurtful behavior, offer this as their apology. “I’m sorry that you misunderstood what I said (or did)”. Hmm…I have always wondered why they believe their inability to take personal responsibility . . .
A mother and her adult son were worshiping at a church. They were a hesitant about attending worship because they had been asked to leave a previous congregation. The son’s behaviors were not always in line with what people expected. . . .
“If you had told me 20 years ago that my son would graduate from high school, I wouldn’t have believed it,” Bob Kloosterman shakes his head in amazement. His son, Jonathan, graduated from South Christian High School (Grand Rapids, MI) this . . .
We are thrilled to share this story from Trish King, principal at Sussex Christian School (Sussex, NJ), on the impact of inclusion on their community. Meet my friend, Charlote, a third-grade student at Sussex Christian School (SCS). Charlote was adopted . . .
