Just Playing Football Can Cause injury to a Teen's brain
Playing football may affect a teen's brain even if they don't sustain a concussion http://linkis.com/abcnews.go.com/Healt/AvzLd
These Issues can cause a Teen to Need an IEP
October is dedicated to preventing bullying and domestic violence. However, as a psychotherapist who treats teenagers these two issues are related to a number of other teen issues. They are related to teenage suicide, cutting (self-mutilating), drug use and early sexual behavior. These are a few of the teenage issues that have a common cause that result in bullying or domestic violence in teenagers who are dating. I have been working with teenagers for over 19 years. In thos
An IEP compared to a 504 plan
Another explanation about the difference between an IEP and a 504 plan https://youtu.be/GH_pl27PfoY
Concussions Happen to Girls Too
School has started again and teenagers and high schools are back playing sports such as football, baseball, basketball etc. There is a concern about players getting concussions with the recent research findings. We have even seen professional athletes give up their careers after a concussion. The long term effects of concussions can be quite serious. Mohammed Ali is the best example of how multiple concussions can impact someone. Typically, when we think about concussions
Parents Don't Be Afraid To Adocate for Your Child's Rights
Parents a Charter SELBA, which over sees IEPs, stated on Twitter that this article is a very good resource guide for parents. This is unusual so don’t be afraid to use this information. I have heard many stories from many parents who are being told an IEP will prevent their child from getting a good job or getting into college. This is a complete lie. Schools only say this because IEPS cost them money. Also some parents are told a district can only give out a certain number o