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09/29/2023

The second part of Dr. Gray's guest spot on the Function Junction: Behavior Matters podcast dropped today. Check it out!

Dr. Amanda Gray continues to share very important information related to autism, ADHD, executive functioning, and theory of mind.  She talks about a study out of Australia that suggests that girls with autism may actually outnumber boys with ...

09/22/2023

Join Susan and Cissy in a conversation with Dr. Amanda Gray.  Dr. Gray is a Licensed Psychologist near the Dallas area.  She has experience as a school psychologist, but has moved to private practice.  In this first half of the conv...

01/20/2023

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After the tragic murder of 19 students and two adults at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde by an 18-year-old former student, there has been a debate on mental...

12/06/2021

This is the third and final blog of a series on executive functioning. It can be hard as a parent of a child with executive dysfunction to know how to help them. This blog describes strategies that can be used at home and/or school to help reduce the strain on parent/child relationships. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/HelpingEF.

Once you have learned your child has executive functioning deficits, what do you do next? How can you help them?

11/29/2021

This is part 2 of an executive functioning blog series outlining what executive functioning deficits look like. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/EFlookslike and stay tuned for the third and final part coming soon!

Part two of a three part series on executive function. This part outlines what executive function deficits look like.

11/17/2021

This blog is designed to help shed light on what executive functioning is and why it matters. This is the first part of a 3 part series on executive functioning. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/whatisEF.

Executive functioning is a term parents of children with disabilities often hear. But what do you really need to know about it?

11/10/2021

It's hard to know what to expect in an IEP meeting, whether you've done it before or not. This blog was designed to help families understand what to expect throughout an IEP meeting. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/IEPExpect

It is hard to know what to expect in an IEP meeting. The purpose of this blog is to help families have a better understanding of the process.

12/03/2020

Preparing for your child’s IEP meeting can be overwhelming and anxiety-provoking. The purpose of this blog is to help families understand what to expect prior to an IEP meeting. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/PreIEP20. Keep your eyes peeled for future blogs about the IEP process.

The purpose of this blog is to help families have a better understanding of what happens before an IEP meeting.

11/09/2020

Happy National School Psychology Week! This blog is dedicated to all the amazing school psychologists out there. Check it out: http://bit.ly/NSPW2020.

Highlighting the important role school psychologists play in education raises awareness about the shortage of school psychologists.

10/28/2020

In honor of Learning Disability Awareness Month, this blog focuses on what a learning disability is and how to find out if your child has one. Check it out: http://bit.ly/SLDBlog

Understanding what a learning disability is and how it is diagnosed is crucial when determining if your child should be evaluated.