It would be a difficult task to find a classroom in North America that did NOT have a child with a learning disability, 10% of the general population are learning disabled. Several interesting articles with useful strategies for parents and teachers

Mental Health and Learning Disorders

Does your child have difficulty with listening comprehension or oral expression in math? If so, traditional classroom instruction may be frustrating for him. Learn ways you can help your child learn math concepts in ways that may reduce the impact of

Does your child have difficulty learning? Do you suspect a learning disability? If so, learn the signs, symptoms, and characteristics that signal a possible learning disability and how to get the help she needs.

It is difficult to deal with autism but a child on the spectrum who is low functioning is even more of a challenge. Here are some coping techniques to make life easier.

Learn about Expressive Language Disorders and their characteristics. Read about assessment and program planning for people with this type of learning disability.

Read a basic overview about Receptive Language Disorder. Learn about the characteristics of the problem and how it is assessed. Explore treatments and other resources.

Do you suspect your child has a learning disability? If your child is being tested for a learning disability, find the information you need and answers to your questions about testing and evaluations used by public schools and licensed psychologists

Detailed information about Learning Disabilities from the National Institute of Mental Health

If you or your child have a learning disability, you know firsthand the struggles and frustrations that come along with disabilities. Learn about the various types of LDs, theories of their causes, symptoms, and coping strategies that can help. Find