by Melissa van Hal | May 12, 2026 | Blog
There is a growing and concerning overlap in how we speak about emotions, distress, and mental health. Words that once held specific clinical meanings are now used interchangeably with everyday human experiences. While this shift may stem from a place of increased...
by Loudine Heunis | Dec 12, 2025 | Blog, Children & Society, Education & Ideas, Educational Wellness, For Parents and Caregivers, Learning Challenges and Differences, Neurodiversity and Learning Differences
Neurodiversity and ADHD have become buzzwords recently. Suddenly, it seems everyone has either been diagnosed or self-diagnosed with the help of dubious online tests. Sometimes, diagnoses can be very helpful. I personally know people who found enormous relief in...
by Melissa van Hal | Jul 7, 2025 | Blog
Beyond Grades: Learning and Growth Conversations A guide to shifting from pressure to purpose Introduction School reports can trigger a swamp of emotions for children and parents alike. It’s not just about what’s on the page; it’s about how it’s received, what it...
by Loudine Heunis | Jan 20, 2025 | Blog
Anyone will benefit from support learning! Image by Naassom Azevedo, public domain. A common misconception about support learning is that it is purely focused on or beneficial for learners with learning challenges. The truth is, every learner can benefit from support...
by Loudine Heunis | Nov 13, 2024 | Blog, Secondary & Tertiary Students
Efficient time management is one of the most useful cognitive skills to learn. With a little guidance and help from parents, teachers, or guardians, young learners can become adept at managing their time. This helps them accomplish tasks within a given time frame,...
