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A Mom’s Journey Through ADHD

By Sara Henry | December 6th, 2013

Lorrie acted as a surrogate reader for her son, who suffered nightly crises over homework. He stretched 45 minute assignments into hours. Incentives didn’t work. She regularly burned the midnight oil finishing work for him because his stamina had drained out long before he could produce all the work due the next morning.

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Parent Training Strength of Floortime™ Play Intervention

By Sara Henry | April 16th, 2012

After the parents added home-based DIR® Model and Floortime™ Play Intervention at an average of 15.2 hours/week for three months, the intervention group made significantly greater gains in all three measures employed in the study.

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The Power of Floortime™ Play Intervention

By Sara Henry | April 11th, 2012

Preliminary results from an ongoing randomized controlled trial suggest that children in the DIR® Model and Floortime™ Play Intervention treatment group made significantly greater gains in social interaction skills in comparison to the community treatment group.

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10 Tips to Grow “In-Sync” Kids

By Sara Henry | July 15th, 2011

Want to raise a confident, competent child? The kind of kid who loves to learn and play? Who actively participates in the world around her? Who thinks independently while still considering others’ points of view? In three decades of working with young children and their families, Carol S. Kranowitz, M.A. the author of The Outof-Sync Child and The Out-of-Sync Child Has Fun, found these 10 tips most helpful for raising “can-do” kids.

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