 | This episode includes: - Sasha's journey to success despite (and because of) her disabilities - Creative school accomadations for teens - Advice for struggling teens and their parents - How she found her direction in life and the role her disabilities played - How teachers can help kids with learning disabilities learn more effectively - What life is like for a student with learning disabilities within the public school system - Public perspectives on learnings disabilities; now and then Host: Alina Kislenko MA (Cand.) CNLPP, RYT Guest: Sasha, a teen with Learning Disabilities Length: 28 min Aired On: CFRU 93.3fm |
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PODCAST: Why the Current School System is Failing ADHD and Alternative Education Systems that Work5/23/2013
 I have issues following other people's recipes. Like huge run-away-and-jump-into-bed issues, and toss-a-frozen-pizza into-the-microwave -while-weeping kinds of issues. But, like all problems in life, a solution can be found, so here's my recipe to non-overwhelming cooking:
 So you’ve tried to quit smoking, or video games, or eating chocolate for the millionth time. Sometimes it works, and you can go without for days, maybe weeks, heck you can even make a month when the stars align. But there are some habits (or perhaps all) that just keep coming back. It feels like you’re trying to hold back a wall of goats; perhaps you hold them at bay for a little while but they’ll eventually eat through the barrier when you’re not paying attention.
Dealing with addictions doesn’t have to be so hard, but for people with ADHD, completely stopping an addiction can be the hardest thing they ever do (or don’t do). |
Alina Kislenko MA, RP
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