Our team at LearningWorks for Kids has a longstanding interest in the impact of screentime on children. We see both positive and problematic use in screentime. We have conducted published […]

If you have a child with ADHD or a learning disability, you must constantly be strategizing for how to get through the school year. Executive functioning deficits are difficult in […]

Teaching children academic and study skills is crucial to their future in education and their life as a whole. Kids with ADHD need to learn these skills and apply them […]

Want to be part of changing the way the world looks at parenting kids with ADHD?

Our friends and colleagues, Linda Roggli of ADDiva.net and Elaine Taylor-Klaus and Diane Dempster […]

Registration is now open for the next LearningWorks Live Organizational Skills Workshop!

Children will enter a group video conference with our Gamer Guides, where they will learn about Organization, play […]

Video games are far more than brain candy. The games that kids love the most are actually cognitively challenging, require the capacity to be creative, and are “beaten” only with […]

Summertime means no school for most kids. It also means the same thing for their teachers (mostly)! But summertime should not mean no school for parents but a time for […]

Stress is a part of life when you’re a teenager. Whether it’s your parents, your social life, or school, you are going to have to deal with stress and anxiety. […]

In a recent article for ADDitude, LW4K founder and president Dr. Randy Kulman shared insight from patients of his clinical child psychology practice about why they love the hit video […]

Your kids, if they are like 99% of other boys and 94% of other girls, play video games. While psychologists have demonstrated the fact that play leads to learning, there […]