Recently, you may have heard the term Executive Functioning (EF). Maybe your child’s teacher has mentioned it or maybe you overheard it...

There’s nothing quite like the feeling of starting a new school year. New school supplies, a new teacher, and new friends – all of these changes can be both ...

The Liz Morrison Therapy team attended PS 116's Healthy Lifestyles Event. The Healthy Lifestyles event was a free event for school child

Is your child starting to feel burnt-out at school? Overwhelmed? Done and ready for summer? It can be stressful to stay focused in school and continue to put...

Ali ‘s approach is to create a new and unique therapeutic relationship with each of her clients. Her work is tailored to meet each individua

A new school year means a new classroom, new teachers, and new friends. Getting into the routine of a new school year can be intimidating, c

Here we are at the end of August. Summer vacation is winding down and the kids are getting ready to go back to school. For some, this is a t

You might be thinking, of course my child has finished all of their work, it’s almost the end of the year, right? Well, that may not be the

School’s out for summer! And the kids are happy. No stress, no homework, no getting up early… But then the dreaded question: ‘What are we d

Parents want their children to grow into well-adjusted adults. In a way, developing social skills is more important than honing physical abi

Bullying is, unfortunately, not uncommon. The worst part is that it never truly goes away. Your siblings may bully you, classmates may bully

It is sometimes hard to imagine a world without social media. It has become so integrated into our current culture that it seems like a nece

With Halloween fast approaching, parents and children are spending time thinking about the typical associations to the holiday. These may in

our child spends about seven hours a day in school. When he finally gets to go home he finds a pile of homework waiting for him, usually eno

At every level, students are pushed to succeed. In elementary school, you may be afraid to bring a bad report card to your parents. Later on

Tips for Teenagers: Stress Reduction With the school year now in full swing, it is common for some teenagers to start to feel increased str

The start of a new school year can often bring mixed emotions. After long days of your child waking up late, going on vacation, and not havi

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common diagnoses given to children. Behaviors that are attributed to this