3 Key Concepts and 2 Mistakes to Avoid

Executive function and school struggles. Challenging behaviors. Trouble making friends. Internet overuse. Raising a bright and quirky child can feel like you’re swimming alone in a sea of confusion.

I know because I’m a mom and family therapist to bright kids with learning, social and/or emotional struggles. Know that there is a clear path to ease the struggle and help them thrive. It starts with 3 key concepts listed in the handy infographic below…

Executive function and school struggles. Challenging behaviors. Trouble making friends. Internet overuse. Raising a bright and quirky child can feel like you’re swimming alone in a sea of confusion.

I know because I’m a mom and family therapist to bright kids with learning, social and/or emotional struggles. Know that there is a clear path to ease the struggle and help them thrive. It starts with 3 key concepts listed in the handy infographic below…



These three steps form the foundation of the work I do with bright and quirky kids and families, but a word of warning… 

Be sure not to make these mistakes:

Don’t focus only on remediating challenge areas. Focus on blowing on the embers of strengths and interests for a happy, bright and quirky life. 

Don’t let your own fear or anxiety run the show. Kids need your home to feel like a safe haven. Learn self-regulation together.

Curious to learn more? Join us for the free masterclass: 7 Core Principles to Help Your Bright Child Tame Academic, Social and Emotional Overwhelm.

These three steps form the foundation of the work I do with bright and quirky kids and families, but a word of warning… 

Be sure not to make these mistakes:

  • Don’t focus only on remediating challenge areas. Also focus on blowing on the embers of strengths and interests for a happy, bright and quirky life. 
  • Don’t let your own fear or anxiety run the show. Kids need your home to feel like a safe haven. Learn self-regulation together.

Curious to learn more? Join us for the free masterclass: 7 Core Principles to Help Your Bright Child Tame Academic, Social and Emotional Overwhelm.