Boredom, Burnout, and Balance
It is important to recognize that gifted children not only think differently than other children, they also feel differently
2015 Yunasa Summer Camps
At Yunasa, I was deeply moved by the overall acceptance I witnessed as the uniqueness and individuality and quirkiness of each child was celebrated by the entire group
Leaving Behind Normalcy: Asynchrony and the Gifted Child
“Normal” as the measure of a healthy, happy child may confine us to a definition too narrow to allow the perspective that each child is unique
IEA Summer Spotlight 2014
Summer Spotlight was an evening of illumination – a light shone upon a community of “too’s” and the programs that help them to grow, succeed, learn, and feel safe to be themselves
Yunasa West 2014
A fun, successful week of exploring campers’ unique personalities and a time of growth for our amazing community
Coping with Tragedy: The Gifted Child’s “What Ifs”
What strategies have helped you talk to your child about tragedy?