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Welcome to The Bylund Clinic podcast, where we provide insights and expert advice on navigating the complex world of educational psychology and IEPs.
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Episode 20: From Ideas to Paper: Helping Kids Build Stronger Writing Skills (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Bylund Clinic Podcast , Dr. James Bylund speaks with Brenda Ray, educator, writing interventionist, and founder of Pen to Pathways , about why writing can be so difficult for otherwise bright and capable students. Writing is a complex process that draws on language, spelling, organization, executive functioning, motor skills, and self-confidence. A student may have thoughtful ideas and strong verbal reasoning but struggle to translate those ideas into clear, organized writ
Episode 19: When Math Is More Than “Hard”: Understanding Dyscalculia and Math Anxiety (opens the original)
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Math difficulties are often dismissed with a familiar phrase: “They’re just not a math person.” But when a child consistently struggles with number sense, math facts, multi-step calculations, word problems, or mathematical reasoning, the underlying issue may be dyscalculia—a specific learning disability in math. In this episode of The Bylund Clinic Podcast, Dr. James Bylund, PsyD, LEP and Danielle Morales, LEP, NCSP, explore how dyscalculia presents, why it is frequently overlooked, and what par
Episode 18: You Are the Expert on Your Child: Speech Therapy, Autism, and IEP Advocacy with Elizabeth Perry, SLP (opens the original)
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In this deeply practical and steadying episode of The Bylund Podcast, Danielle Morales, Licensed Educational Psychologist, sits down with Elizabeth Perry, Speech and Language Pathologist, founder and director of Speech Therapy and Accent Group (STAG) in the East Bay, for a conversation every parent navigating speech, language, autism, or school-based services deserves to hear. Liz brings rare expertise across early intervention, neurodiversity-affirming autism care, AAC, multilingual assessment,
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