Helping our child develop organizational skills and optimize their performance and dynamics.

Are you tired of chasing your child to finish their homework? Is their school backpack a black hole that swallows notes, books, and pencils? The lack of organization is not just annoying; it can hinder academic performance and disrupt family peace. This particular book stands out from similar ones, as it is based on a scientifically tested program from New York University that has been proven to work.

Learn how to help your child:

• Organize their personal belongings and school supplies
• Improve their time management
• Record and complete their homework on time
• Concentrate better
• Create and effectively follow a schedule

With a series of real-life examples, tips, and practical tools, anyone interested—whether a parent, teacher, or specialist working with children—can apply the method step by step. After all, it has been shown that the age of 7-13 years is critical for acquiring practical skills, which, once gained, accompany us for our entire lives.

Dr. Richard Gallagher, Elana Spira, and Jennifer L. Rossenblatt work at the Child Study Center of the Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone Medical Center. They have been working for over a decade with children facing learning difficulties or behavioral issues. The Organizational Skills Training is a product of their years of experience.

“Parents of children with ADHD and children who struggle to organize their space and time will find the usefulness and exceptional clarity of the program on which the book is based immediately apparent, and they will appreciate the authors’ sensitivity to issues regarding the child's self-esteem and the frustration that their lack of organization causes their parents.”

“The ideal guide for parents with children who struggle to get organized.”

“From the very first pages of the book, I felt as though the authors were speaking to me...”