Woodbury Reports

The growth of the female brain starts it on its unique growth pattern almost from conception which results in significant differences in what females need in schools and their lives as they grow up to educate the female brain.

Dr. Kevin Ross Emery, author of “Managing the Gift of Your ADD/HD Child," explains how ADD/HD is not a disorder, but part of the evolutionary progress of expanded capability.

The first live streamed internet tour of a treatment program was recently completed by Lon Woodbury, President-Woodbury Reports. This offers new possibilities for parents, clients and referral sources that are not able to visit a program.

Parent Choices For Struggling Teens guest Ron Thompson from Boys Town, explains the research they have been doing for more than 22 years on at-risk children and the program they provide parents groups which they refer to as Common Sense Parenting.

Parent Choices for Struggling Teens talk show guest Dr. Kim Dennis, Medical Director at Timberline Knolls, RTC Lemont Illinois, discusses and explains Eating Disorders and the traumas that are usually behind clinical Eating Disorders.

Parent Choices for Struggling Teens featured the CEO of Blueprint Education. Doug Covey talks about his experience in a business providing a wide variety of educational opportunities using the developing potentials of Online Education.

Caring Confrontation is a healing educational model approach that relates to students and other adults in a direct and honest way that builds self-respect and a sense of belonging in a school community.

Parent Choices for Struggling Teens discussed on the weekly talk radio show the unique effectiveness of wilderness therapy. Katherine Eastlake, clinical director of Catherine Freer Wilderness Therapy program spoke about this on LATalkRadio.

Parent Choices for Struggling Teens weekly talk radio show speaks with Sanford Shapiro, Founder of Bend Learning Center. You should not have to chose between learning disabilities or therapy.

Parent Choices for Struggling Teens discussed Positive Youth Development that Shortridge Academy uses. PYD focuses on students strengths and partners with adults as a grounding philosophy.