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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
Some of what looks like muddle is the system's fault. Our tenth month is named for eight, because two months were added later and nobody renamed the rest.
Worth saying to anyone who feels stupid about dates and forms. A calendar whose numbers are out of step, a tax year starting in April, forms asking…
Home DNA tests turn up relatives nobody expected. If someone is thinking of taking one to fill in a blank family history, it is worth saying out loud that it may hand them more than they asked for.
People find half siblings. Sometimes they find that the story they were told about their birth was not the story. That is a great deal to receive by…
Ask for the old school reports every time. Some people arrive with a folder of every one they ever had, and you cannot tell in advance which people those are.
It is easy to assume that a parent who is disorganised will not have kept anything, and that assumption quietly costs you evidence. Teacher comments…
When you explain executive function to parents and teachers, four words will do: attention, reasoning, speed, memory. Each one can be worked on, and four is a number people can still repeat at the school gate a week later.
The academic models have a dozen headings and nobody outside the field retains them. A short list gives parents something to hang observations on, so…
There is more about focus, starting, and adhd than the practices: the focus, starting, and adhd area has the themes and the courses too.