Mini-Guide: Typeshift
Typeshift has elements of crosswords and Boggle or Scrabble. The player is given a collection of letter tiles in rows and columns. Each column can slide up and down. The […]
The Parents Handbook for Slow Processing Speed in Children
Parents are usually the first observers of slow processing speed in children. They see their kids doing things slowly and sometimes not keeping up. They might find that they need […]
Games, Apps, & Positive Psychology – A Guide for Clinicians
One of the more exciting uses of digital media is the combination of apps and the promotion of positive psychology. Positive psychology is a psychological approach that emphasizes strengths, resilience, […]
Five Reasons Executive Functions Are the Most Important Skills to Teach Your Children in the 2020s
Parents naturally want their children to have better lives than they do and are rightfully concerned that their children’s futures will not be as good as their own. Uncertainties about […]
Video Games and Psychotherapy
Psychologists, social workers, and other clinicians are beginning to recognize the value of video games and other technologies in therapeutic interventions. For some clinicians who work with kids, it may […]
