At Mill Springs, academic skills are important, but success in adulthood is about much more than reading, writing, and math. That’s why we include a focus on a broader set of life skills that will help your child become self-sufficient and capable. These include self-awareness, emotional intelligence, executive functioning, socialization, financial literacy, and critical thinking. 

Dr. Tom explores the diverse post-secondary options available to MSA students, from traditional colleges to gap years, trade programs, and specialized support schools. 

Dr. Tom discusses report card grades, intellectual scores, college readiness/acceptance, student and parent expectations, and the realities of a neurodiverse child. 

Schedule changes (we're looking at you, school breaks!) can wreak havoc on student and family structure. Dr. Tom shares some insight on creating a routine for your child.