Dr. Emily W. King, Ph.D., PLLC

I’m just going to say it: Homework is a thorn in the side of most parents raising children with disabilities. In case you haven’t experie...

It’s almost February and while some might be thinking of Valentine’s Day and wondering if it’s going to snow, most seasoned parents out t...

What Parents Mean When They Say Someone “Gets It” If you have ever had a conversation with a fellow parent raising a child with special n...

The New Year is here! These past seven days between Christmas Day and New Year’s Day are quite possibly my favorite days of the year. The...

It's the season of giving! If you're wanting to add some social-emotional and/or sensory items to your child's wish list, here is my ulti...

Managing free time for children diagnosed with Autism and/or ADHD can be tough and confusing. Holly Blanc Moses, of the Wired Differently...

Hello, everyone! My interview on developing children's social skills with Boliji of Brave Young Heroes is up and FREE until 11:00 am Satu...

I have been so excited recently to have the opportunity of reaching beyond client sessions in my office to share my thoughts!

*Most authors for this blog series have chosen to remain anonymous in order to protect the confidentiality of their children while still ...

*Most authors for this blog series have chosen to remain anonymous in order to protect the confidentiality of their children while still ...

When a child is diagnosed with autism, ADHD, or anxiety, parents can be both overwhelmed by the reality of the diagnosis and relieved to ...

*Most authors for this blog series have chosen to remain anonymous in order to protect the confidentiality of their children while still ...

I’m sure you have seen it by now. A dad and his young child sitting on the couch having a full conversation about the end of a television...

*Most authors for this blog series have chosen to remain anonymous in order to protect the confidentiality of their children while still ...

As a child psychologist, I have the privilege of listening to the stories of families as they experience the ebb and flow of the seasons....

*Most authors for this blog series have chosen to remain anonymous in order to protect the confidentiality of their children while still ...

*Most authors for this blog series have chosen to remain anonymous in order to protect the confidentiality of their children while still ...

As the weather gets warmer, I hear grumblings from parents who wish they could travel with their child. They can’t fathom going to a rest...

Teachers of young children everywhere, we need to talk about clip charts. I recently received this email from a parent: My son is “scared...

In my work as a child psychologist, I am often a detective on behalf of the child. I gather information from the main players in their li...

Our children are growing up in more inclusive classrooms and schools than ever before, and while this gives me hope for more inclusive wo...

If you are raising a child with anxiety, ADHD, autism, or any other developmental challenge, you have had some moments when you don’t fee...

I hear stories every day about how teachers and schools are, or are not, meeting the needs of students with disabilities. Mostly, these a...

In my work with parents raising children with special needs, the most common question I get is this: “How do I know how much to push? How...