
What is Executive Functioning?
Executive functioning skills are high-level cognitive skills that allow us to: Our experiences influence the development of executive…

Executive functioning skills are high-level cognitive skills that allow us to: Our experiences influence the development of executive…

As the Clinic Manager for Raise the Bar Clinic I am usually the first point of contact for parents looking into an educational…

This article first appeared in Vision Magazine (see here for publication details https://www.vagtc.org.au/vision-magazine/). The Case for…

How easily and quickly a student’s literacy and numeracy skills develop can be impacted by many things such as the type of instruction,…

What are educational assessments? Educational assessments are a tool to be used during the process of aiding a student in understanding…

Starting high school is a bigger shift for some students than others, especially where executive functioning, sensory needs or social anxiety are part of the picture. This guide walks parents of Year 6 students through building independence, communicating with the new school and easing anxiety well before Term 1 of Year 7 begins.

Why can a child read a familiar book fluently but freeze on a new three-letter word, or spell the same word three different ways on one page? This article explains how phonological awareness connects to reading and spelling, the early signs parents notice first, whether the behaviour is normal, and the practical steps to take before booking a formal cognitive or dyslexia assessment in Moonee Ponds.

Wondering whether an assessment could help you as an adult? This guide from our Melbourne psychologists covers why adults seek assessment, and what the process involves.

Wondering whether your teenager needs an assessment? This guide from our Melbourne psychologists covers the signs of teen ADHD and autism, and what the process involves.

Wondering whether your child needs an assessment? This guide from our Melbourne educational assessment psychologists covers the signs to look for and what the process involves.

The feedback session is over and the report is sitting on your desk. This action guide walks parents through what to do after a child’s psychological assessment, one practical step at a time, from school conversations to funding to ongoing support.