Join me this week for the first in a three-part series on the science of reading. In this episode, you’ll hear what the science of reading entails, why you should care, what is happening in children’s brains as they learn to read, and what we can do to help our children become confident and proficient readers.

Dayna Abraham is a national board-certified educator, best-selling author, and parent to three neurodivergent children. She has helped desperate parents around the world find peace and meet their children where they’re at when conventional parenting tools have failed them.

Janine Halloran is a licensed mental health counselor who has been working with children, adolescents, and their families for over 20 years, Janine has seen the value of learning healthy coping skills early in life, and that’s why she created Coping Skills for Kids: a place where parents can get products and resources to help their kids cope with the daily challenges of life.

Deborah McNelis shares her unique neuro-nurturing framework with us for healthy brain development. She’s discussing the four types of nurturing all children need, and how we can meet those needs in a practical way that can be implemented into everyday life.

Deborah McNelis shares her unique neuro-nurturing framework with us for healthy brain development. She’s discussing the four types of nurturing all children need, and how we can meet those needs in a practical way that can be implemented into everyday life.

Wouldn’t we all like to be able to teach our children good character, core values, and communication skills while also minimizing discipline and conflict with them? This sounds like a dream for most parents and teachers, and my guests today have developed an amazing system that allows their kids to have ownership within their family unit.