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Meg Huff

Nov 21
2 min

“Sleigh” Your Holiday Gift Giving!

Gift giving is a complicated matter, and even harder when there are specific needs or considerations to factor in. When it comes to...

Meg Huff

Nov 6
3 min

5 Habits for Cultivating Thankfulness

Gratitude is a powerful force that can enhance our lives and relationships. Cultivating thankfulness is a habit that can be nurtured with...

Advocating for Your Child's Learning Needs

Meg Huff

Oct 23
2 min

Advocating for Your Child's Learning Needs

Every child is unique, and this includes neurodiverse children who may have conditions like autism, ADHD, dyslexia, or sensory processing...

Keep It All "Treats" With These Tricks...and Tips!

Meg Huff

Oct 2
3 min

Keep It All "Treats" With These Tricks...and Tips!

Costumes, candy, and chaos- for many kids, Halloween is their time to shine! Neurodivergent individuals, however, can often find this...

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Ep. 70: How to Help Students Develop Good Study Skills with Jenny Drennan (Aguilar), M.Ed., ET/PDr. Karen Wilson

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Ep. 121: Task Initiation – Why It’s Hard and Strategies for Success with Jenny Drennan and Hannah RossDr. Karen Wilson

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Success! Navigating Resistant Kids and teens with a Coach-Approach
with Jenny Drennan | Impact Parents: Helping Parents Help Kids

Listen to this inspiring Success Stories Edition of Parenting With Impact with Jenny Drennan about unlocking your child's potential by leveraging their strengths and engaging in collaborative problem-solving conversations.

Parent Group | Strategies to Support Executive Function Skills at Home | International Dyslexia Association / Los Angeles

IDALA presents a parent group lead by Educational Therapists Hannah Ross and Jenny Drennan (Aguilar) on executive function skills — why students struggle with them and how you can best support your learner at home.

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