Back to School
Without the Battle
Discover what's really behind the September meltdowns — and the small changes you make at home for a smoother new year.
- Live on Zoom
- Phone-in option
- Recording available
Mon, Aug 24 at 8pm
Some kids dread the first day of school
(and their parents do, too).
You're worried because you know the start of the school year can be tough.
Your child walks in after the first day back and falls apart. The backpack hits the floor, the shoes are thrown across the room, and "please put your things away," turns into twenty minutes of tears.
Sound familiar?
Your child isn't being difficult on purpose, and you did nothing wrong. There's a reason for these reactions and they're especially common in kids with ADHD, anxiety, ASD, or developmental delays.
When you understand what's actually going on, you can do something about it and start building a formula for success.
That's what you'll learn in Back to School Without the Battle.
An hour that replaces guesswork with a plan
- What's really behind the meltdowns and the lost homework, and the signal your child can't put into words
- The brain skills running the show, and why a disability can make those skills harder to develop
- Why coming home can be the hardest part of your child's day
- The launch pad that ends the daily hunt for shoes, folders, and permission slips
- The two thinking skills that take the hardest hit whenever things change
- How to improve your child's first day of school in just a few minutes the night before
- The four-part formula that builds greater independence over time
Plus, you'll get even more clarity in the live Q&A at the end of the class.
Who's presenting?
Mrs. Chana Wallach
MS, Special Education
Chana has 7+ years of experience providing support services to hundreds of students across grades 1–8. In her private practice she works with parents on executive-function coaching — translating brain science into actions parents can take at home. She also provides parent advocacy and IEP advocacy services for families across a range of schools and communities.
Her teaching is based on her experience leading the support division of schools, as well as raising her own children with learning differences. She will share methods that she uses at her own kitchen table daily, and practical strategies parents can use right away.
Brought to you by Hamaspik of Kings County
Hamaspik provides services and support to families facing behavioral, developmental, and mental health challenges.
Our free webinar series is one more way we help families find clear answers, trusted guidance, and a stronger path forward.
Back to school struggles are normal — for kids and the adults raising them.
Join to find out which few changes matter most.
Monday, August 24
8:00–9:00 pm
On Zoom
link sent upon registration
Free to attend
and receive recording
Live Q&A
Can't make it live? Register anyway to receive the recording.
