By Dr Christina Limbird There are many reasons why children and young people with a neurodiverse learning profile are more likely to...

One of a school counselor’s most important jobs is to help students make good choices and practice behaviors that are positive and...

By Stephanie Parken, MS, OTR, CKTP We all get a little over-stimulated or agitated from time to time and we could all use some calming...

By Angela Huang While stress is a normal part of daily life and something that we all face, life as a teenager can be especially...

With the abrupt shift of daily life into the virtual world this year, we have had to adapt and adjust. When it comes to therapy, the...

As a psychologist who has been counseling children online all over the world for several years now, I remember all too well how I...

Whether it was outside painting a house at summer camp in Kentucky or inside bagging kids’ lunches on a cold winter day in Michigan, I...

By Ali Gribi and Erika Schmitt At Linden Global Learning, we have the privilege of working with students and families from widely diverse...

Parenting Young Children in Quarantine - Tips From a Clinical Psychologist

By Stephanie Parken, MS, OTR/L, CKTP The American Occupational Therapy Association has often described our role as OTs as helping others...

By Noa Kanter, Child Psychologist I was only 5 years old the first time I was in some kind of quarantine. These were the days of the Gulf...

Guiding your children through Covid-19: Advice from a clinical psychologist

By Debbie Dower, Ed.s (NCSP) Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) have increased significantly over the past two decades and are reported to...