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A pandemic that has shaken the Education System to the core, it’s important to understand that these experiences can affect a student’s attention, decision-making ability, how they learn and even how they respond to stress.

My Guest tonight is Sheba Rose Sultan, a Writer, Researcher & Higher Education Professional.

In this episode, we discuss mental health issues teenagers go through these days. Our main focus is on peer pressure and academic pressure put on children by their parents.

As I look around me at what’s happening in the world and see how hard we’re working to get life right everyday- especially parents- I feel this is the perfect time to send out this reminder.

You are never too old or too far to seek help for something that happened when you were a child. Know that you can always start working on yourself and seek help from a therapist. Know that your thoughts and feelings about things that happened years ago are just as valid now as they were then, and it is OK if it has taken you a while to get to a point where you are ready to work on it. No matter when you had that unpleasant experience in your life, it’s never too late to seek help from

Professional.

Conscious parenting is not a set of rules for parents to follow but a set of beliefs about what your child needs to develop and thrive

It’s difficult to love parenting if you’re running in survival mode.

Talking to your child about Dyslexia will be the most difficult conversation, but it is also the best thing you will ever do with them.

My guest tonight is Rubina Kabir Khan, Reading specialist,

Orton gillingham practitioner and

Consultant remediation.

In today’s episode, Rubina tells us basic signs and red flags in identifying a child whose dyslexic (at home and in school). She further explains understanding the kind of environment and support a child needs to be successful and how having a mentor in life of a dyslexic child/person can be a game changer.