Improve Brain Performance With 5 Dollar Tree Items Cognitive skills are your brain’s core skills that enable you to think, read, learn, remember, reason, and pay attention. An intelligent child will struggle when one or more of these skills is off-balance. While a cognitive skills assessment is recommended to determine the balance of your child’s […]
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Five Steps to Help a Struggling Child Define Goals
Five Steps to Help a Struggling Child Define Goals Have you ever wondered how parenting strategies affect your child when they’re struggling? So many parents are unsure of how to handle their child’s challenges and reactions to different aspects of life. In this blog, we will share real-life examples of how your parenting can positively […]
The Importance of Mental Fitness
Can you do it when the lights come on? How mental fitness is just as important as physical fitness. I watch parents pour everything they have into their kids’ dreams of being superstar baseball players, soccer players, basketball players, or cheerleaders. The five-day-a-week practices, the blood, sweat, and tears on and off the field, the […]
Helping College Students Who Faced First-Year Disruption
How do you help college students whose first year didn’t go as planned? May is an emotional month, with hopes and dreams colliding with disappointment and confusion. I’m currently hearing from all types of families: One phone call is from a parent frantically seeking help for their child who ended the school year well below […]
5 Reasons You Need a Parent Coach
The 148th running of the Kentucky Derby took place on May 7, 2022. If you missed the race, you missed learning and watching what happens when a late addition entry named Rich Strike, an 80-1 longshot, roars past the competition and claims victory. While the race was exhilarating, the interviews afterward were where the lessons […]
Asking a Question can Hijack How Our Brain Thinks About Something
Parents Can (and Should!) Question Things… Even Authorities Did you know that mental fatigue leads to anxiety and burnout? When we are tired and burned out, our brains default to autopilot mode, and we accept things as is instead of asking questions. Today’s consumer is responsible for fact-checking everything. Parents are tired of figuring out […]
How a 10-minute call can solve years of emotional pain
For parents who struggle, yell, and eventually give up on tutoring their children, a 10-minute call with Kyra Minichan of The Cognitive Emporium can pinpoint the barriers your child is facing. The call is complimentary...simply schedule 10 minutes with Kyra by clicking the "Book Now" button.
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