by Dr. Sinclair | Oct 3, 2025 | Child And Student Counseling
Receiving a poor grade can be upsetting for both you and your child, but your reaction in that moment is critical. The first paragraph of the conversation should be about empathy and support, not anger or disappointment. Avoid accusatory language like, “Why did...
by Dr. Sinclair | Oct 2, 2025 | Child And Student Counseling
It’s common for a child to hit a snag with a specific academic skill, whether it’s reading, math, or writing. For parents, the key is to move beyond general worry and pinpoint the exact nature of the struggle. Are they misreading common sight words? Are...
by Dr. Sinclair | Oct 1, 2025 | Child And Student Counseling
Beyond individual classroom issues, parents also focus on the wider school environment. School safety concerns, ranging from emergency procedures to general campus security, are paramount. Parents want assurance that their children are in a secure learning space....
by Dr. Sinclair | Sep 26, 2025 | Child And Student Counseling
As parents, we all want our children to thrive in school. Yet, the educational journey often comes with its share of bumps and questions. When problems arise, it’s natural to turn to online searches for guidance and solutions. Let’s explore some of the...
by Dr. Sinclair | Sep 22, 2025 | Child And Student Counseling
School isn’t just about academics; it’s a significant part of a child’s social and emotional development. Unsurprisingly, bullying remains a pervasive concern, with parents searching for signs, prevention strategies, and how to report incidents...
by Dr. Sinclair | Sep 20, 2025 | Child And Student Counseling
Effective communication with school staff is crucial. One of the top searches involves how to email or contact a teacher about a problem. Whether it’s a concern about grades, behavior, or classroom dynamics, parents want to know the best way to initiate a...