Okay, Boomer: The Need for Nonparental Adults
Nonparental mentorship plays a crucial role in helping teens build independence and resilience, yet today’s hyper-involved parenting often limits these essential relationships. This blog explores the benefits of nonparental adults in adolescent development and the importance of allowing teens to learn from others.
The Impact of Technology on Learning for Neurodiverse Students
Discover how technology empowers neurodiverse students by supporting learning, organization, and communication while maintaining a balanced approach for holistic development.
Navigating the Return to College: Building Resilience and Routine for a Successful Semester
Discover how to establish a balanced college routine with insights from Dr. Stephen Tourjee, MD, of Northshore Minds, aimed at ensuring academic success and well-being.
Building Strong Readers: The Role of Evidence-Based Reading Instruction
Explore the critical role of evidence-based reading instruction in improving literacy outcomes. Learn why schools must adopt scientifically proven methods.
The Role of Therapeutic Counseling in Academic Success: Bridging the Gap Between Mental Health and Education
Learn how therapeutic counseling improves academic performance by addressing mental health challenges.
Importance of Deadlines: Is Removing Them the Right Choice?
Explore the importance of deadlines in education and parenting. Are lenient policies helping students, or are they creating more stress and uncertainty?
Autism and Neurodiversity Podcast: Why Traditional Therapeutic Approaches Are Failing OCD / Neurodivergents with Josh Doyle, M.ED
Discover why traditional OCD therapies often fall short for neurodivergent individuals with Josh Doyle on the Autism & Neurodiversity with Jason and Debbie Grygla podcast.
Do We Need a Phone Ban in Schools?
Should there be a phone ban in schools? It could reduce anxiety, improve classroom engagement, and foster real student connections. Learn more.
The Importance of Showing Up: Building Social Connections in a Post-Pandemic World
In "The Importance of Showing Up: Building Social Connections in a Post-Pandemic World," the author emphasizes the critical role of in-person interaction, especially for Generation Z, who face increasing isolation due to digital lifestyles and remote work. Historically, workplaces served as hubs for social bonding, but this dynamic has shifted post-pandemic. The article urges parents and employers to lead by example, fostering real-world connections for young people through mentorship, inclusive spaces, and group activities. The goal is to help Gen Z overcome isolation and develop meaningful relationships in their personal and professional lives.
What is Neurodiversity?
What is neurodiversity? Learn how it has evolved to include various conditions besides Autism, highlighting the value of cognitive diversity.
Allowing your child to struggle and not be rescued
Allowing your child to struggle and face challenges independently is crucial. See why it’s best not to always rush to the rescue.
So it Goes: Lessons on Being Present from Friends and Vonnegut
Learn to appreciate life's sweet moments with insights from Kurt Vonnegut and the TV show Friends. The importance of being present cannot be overstated.
The Loneliness Epidemic: Insights from Robert Putnam
Explore the rise of loneliness in teens and discover practical steps to combat isolation and foster engagement during the summer months.
Not everything that is faced can be changed
Baldwin urges us to face tough questions, recognize our role in issues, and make sacrifices for genuine change and new opportunities. Josh Doyle Educational Consulting helps families adopt these principles for better outcomes.