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The Bylund Clinic
by James Bylund
Welcome to The Bylund Clinic podcast, where we provide insights and expert advice on navigating the complex world of educational psychology and IEPs. Our clinic is dedicated to empowering parents and students by offering guidance on assessments, interventions, and advocacy for children with learning differences. Join us as we explore topics like preparing for IEP meetings, understanding neurodiverse needs, and supporting children at home and in school. Whether you're looking for practical tips or in-depth discussions, The Bylund Clinic podcast is here to help you advocate effective
Episodes
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Episode 20: From Ideas to Paper: Helping Kids Build Stronger Writing Skills
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,...
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Episode 19: When Math Is More Than “Hard”: Understanding Dyscalculia and Math Anxiety
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...
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Episode 18: You Are the Expert on Your Child: Speech Therapy, Autism, and IEP Advocacy with Elizabeth Perry, SLP
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…
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Episode 17: Beyond the Diagnosis: Helping Kids with Dyslexia Build Confidence and Skills
In this episode of The Bylund Clinic Podcast, Dr. James Bylund sits down with Kait Feriante, CEO and co-founder of Redwood Literacy, for a practical and deeply grounded conversation on supporting students with dyslexia and other learning differences.Drawing from her experience as both an educator...
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Episode 16: Assistive Tech 101 For Parents
In this episode of The Bylund Clinic Podcast, we’re joined by Anya Ashouri, M.S., CCC-SLP, a speech-language pathologist specializing in assistive technology and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Anya shares her professional journey into the world of assistive technology (AT) and...
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Episode 15: A Parent's Guide to Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
A Parent's Guide to Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) In this episode, we sit down with Maria Gregory, LEP and Guy Hernandez, LMFT of TheraTree Community for a nuanced, clinically grounded conversation about Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)—also referred to as Pervasive Drive for…
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Episode 14: What Parents Need to Know About Limited Conservatorships
In this episode of The Bylund Clinic Podcast, we sit down with Damien B. Troutman, Senior Associate at the Leigh Law Group, to explore the complex and often overwhelming process of limited conservatorships. Damien brings years of experience working in employment law, special education law,...
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Episode 13: Technology Addiction and Treatment w/ Alex Basche
In this episode of The Bylund Clinic Podcast, Dr. James Bylund talks with Alex Basche, LMFT, a leading therapist specializing in technology addiction and digital overuse. Together they explore how to distinguish heavy screen use from true addiction, why neurodivergent youth (ADHD, autism) often...
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Episode 12: Mild ID or SLD? Why This Distinction Matters More Than You Think
In this episode of The Bylund Clinic Podcast, we take on a topic that leaves many parents feeling stuck: understanding the real difference between Intellectual Disability (ID) and Specific Learning Disability (SLD). These labels carry important implications for how schools provide support—but...
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Episode 11: When Screen Time Becomes a Problem – Supporting Neurodiverse Kids & Getting Help
In this episode, we continue our deep dive into screen dependency , exploring why children with ADHD, autism, anxiety, or depression may be more susceptible and how to intervene when screen use starts impacting daily life. We break down: ✔️ Signs of screen dependency – when tech use interferes…
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Episode 10: Navigating Special Education with Advocate Christina Maehr
Navigating special education can feel overwhelming for parents, but with the right advocate, it doesn’t have to be. In this episode, Dr. James Bylund sits down with Christina Maehr, a renowned special education advocate, to explore how parents can effectively navigate special education systems…
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Episode 9: Screen Time Balance: Practical Tips & Recognizing Warning Signs
Managing screen time can feel overwhelming, especially with ever-changing recommendations and evolving technology. In our latest episode of The Bylund Clinic Podcast, listen as we break down practical, research-based strategies to help you navigate screen use at home. What We Cover: How to set...
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Episode 8: The Essential Role of Executive Functioning
In this episode of The Bylund Clinic Podcast, Dr. James Bylund sits down with Sean McCormick, founder of EF Specialists, to explore the essential role of executive functioning (EF) in a child’s academic and personal success. Executive functioning includes critical life skills like organization,...
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Episode 7: The Hidden Impact of Screens on Kids: Why They’re So Hard to Put Down, and What It Means for Kids Development
In this Bylund Clinic Podcast episode, Dr. Bylund and Ms. Morales take a deep dive into the science behind screen dependency in kids and its far-reaching effects on their mental, emotional, and academic development. This is Part 1 of a series on screen time, designed to help parents understand…
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Episode 6: Educational v. Clinical Autism Diagnosis
Episode 6: What Parents Need to Know About Clinical vs. Educational Autism Criteria In this episode, we explore the important distinctions and overlaps between clinical diagnoses of autism and eligibility criteria for services under IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act). We’ll…
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Episode 5: What Parents Need to Know About Dysgraphia
Writing difficulties are one of the most visible challenges students face, and for parents, this can be a major source of concern, especially when the root cause isn't immediately clear. This episode breaks down what dysgraphia is, the different ways it can manifest, and how parents can best...
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Episode 4: What Parents Need to Know About Dyslexia
Welcome to Episode 4 with Dr. James Bylund and Danielle Morales of The Bylund Clinic! Dyslexia is a complex reading disorder, and many parents feel uncertain about diagnosis, intervention, and support. This episode covers what dyslexia is, how it differs from other reading challenges, and why...
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Episode 3: Understanding the Difference Between a 504 Plan and an IEP
Navigating educational supports for students with disabilities can be complex, especially when it comes to understanding the distinctions between a 504 Plan and an Individualized Education Program (IEP). In this episode, we break down the key differences to help parents and educators make…
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Episode 2: Before the IEP Meeting: How to Prepare Your Head, Heart, and Paperwork for Difficult Conversations
IEP meetings can feel overwhelming, emotional, and confusing, especially when parents are sitting across from a large school team, hearing unfamiliar terms, and being asked to make important decisions about their child’s education. In this episode, Dr. James Bylund and Danielle Morales discuss…
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Episode 1: What Parents Need to Know About IEEs
In this podcast episode, Dr. James Bylund and Danielle Morales of The Bylund Clinic discuss Independent Educational Evaluations (IEEs) and why parents might request them when school district assessments fall short. They explain how to choose a qualified, independent provider and outline what to...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to The Bylund Clinic podcast, where we provide insights and expert advice on navigating the complex world of educational psychology and IEPs. Our clinic is dedicated to empowering parents and students by offering guidance on assessments, interventions, and advocacy for children with learning differences. Join us as we explore topics like preparing for IEP meetings, understanding neurodiverse needs, and supporting children at home and in school. Whether you're looking for practical tips or in-depth discussions, The Bylund Clinic podcast is here to help you advocate effective
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