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This Year’s School Supply List May Look A Bit Different
Posted on August 3, 2020 by Sandy Rizzo, PhD in Uncategorized.Every year around this time parents are starting to shop for their children’s back to school supplies. While some of these items may remain the same, so much has changed from last year’s back to school shopping. Here are some items I’d like to suggest for parents to add to this year’s list: 1. A […]
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When I Attended FGCU Wind Orchestra, I Never Expected This
Posted on April 27, 2018 by Sandy Rizzo, PhD in Sandy Rizzo.Over the past two years, I’ve attended several of Florida Gulf Coast University’s Wind Orchestra concerts and each time, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the performances whether at Artis – Naples or in Fort Meyers, Florida. But I didn’t expect there to be such a powerful masterpiece which I had the opportunity to hear. The conductors, Gary […]
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New South Florida programs help students with autism as they head to college, find careers
Posted on January 19, 2017 by Sandy Rizzo, PhD in Sandy Rizzo.Click here to read the full article.
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Innovative Therapy Now Available Online
Posted on November 11, 2016 by Sandy Rizzo, PhD in Sandy Rizzo.These days, it seems like where ever you turn, someone has a new “cure” for your child’s learning difficulties. Parents often find themselves in the role of detective trying to decipher what’s really a potential therapy and what’s just nonsense. I want to share an innovative therapy that I have been using with many of […]
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How to Multiply Your Brain Cells
Posted on September 22, 2016 by Sandy Rizzo, PhD in Sandy Rizzo.How to Multiply Your Brain Cells If Jack and Diane each sit through their fourth grade math class for 45 minutes a day, 5 days a week, and Jack does 2 times as many hours of homework as Diane, how stressed out are their parents? And how much information is either Diane or […]
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