What is an auditory processing disorder (APD)? Quite simply, it’s a difficulty with the processing of auditory information. Usually, APD is diagnosed by an audiologist. […]
Do Children Really Have ‘Learning Styles’ and What’s The Best Way to Teach?
What is learning style theory? We’re all familiar with the theory that children have their own learning styles, whether visual, auditory, or kinesthetic. So, one […]
Treatment Options for Adult with Autism
Children, teens, and young adults with Autism are eligible for in-home or in-school services through IBHS (formerly known as BHRS or wraparound services). We offer […]
Would You Rescue Your Spouse Before Your Kids?
I originally published this post in late 2014; it’s one of my favorites and I hope one of yours. I’m reminded daily of the power […]
Let’s Talk About “IBHS”
What is this “IBHS” everyone is talking about? Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) is a transition from Behavioral Health Rehabilitative Services (BHRS), or “wraparound” services. […]
Is “Oppositional Defiant Disorder” a Diagnosis or a Symptom, and How is it Treated?
In my latest book, Managing the 5 Most Challenging Childhood Behavioral Health Conditions of Our Day, I write about behavioral challenges and some of the […]
Autism Spectrum Disorder vs Social (Pragmatic) Communication Disorder: What are the similarities and treatment strategies?
What is this new diagnosis, Social (Pragmatic) Communication Disorder? In my new book, Managing the 5 Most Challenging Childhood Behavioral Health Conditions of our Day, […]
Is Your Teen Depressed, or Is It The Lock-down, or Both?
I write about improving self-esteem and academics in my new book, Managing the 5 Most Challenging Childhood Behavioral Health Conditions of Our Day, and clearly […]
Our Christmas Gift: The Wonderful Counselor
Written by Dr. John Carosso As a Christmas tradition, here is one of my favorite posts, and hopefully yours as well, highlighting the true gift […]
Holiday ‘Blues’, or Something More?
The holiday season can be stressful, and we have lots of memories of lost loved ones that tend to surface more poignantly during this time […]
Dyslexia: Six Points to Make a Difference
I’ve written extensively about how to effectively treat and manage dyslexia in my new book, Managing the 5 Most Challenging Childhood Behavioral Health Conditions of […]
Managing the Holiday Season
Good Tidings… The Christmas and New Years Holiday is magical and fun; a wonderful time of year that spreads warm feelings and cheer in families […]