Dr. Cheryl Chase

Dr. Cheryl Chase Cheryl Chase, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist. Dr. Chase is also an accomplished international speaker.

Dr. Cheryl Chase is an experienced clinical psychologist, dynamic college instructor, author, nationally recognized speaker—and the mother of three children. It’s that last designation that just might set her apart from other practitioners in the psychology field. Dr. Chase deeply understands what parents, educators and children struggling with executive functioning issues and other learning challenges are facing. This is why she developed the “Chasing Your Potential” educational portal. She saw an urgent need for a comprehensive resource that would supply answers, information and training. Dr. Chase also recognized—in order for it to work—her programs not only had to be informative, but easy to follow, stimulating and fun!

This is good! Parents of girls in middle school…..consider this preparation! Love the note(s)!
02/22/2026

This is good! Parents of girls in middle school…..consider this preparation! Love the note(s)!

He really is brilliant. I don’t think anybody understands that disorder as well as him.
02/21/2026

He really is brilliant. I don’t think anybody understands that disorder as well as him.

Right around the corner! I hope you can join us!
02/16/2026

Right around the corner! I hope you can join us!

Registration is growing for Raising Readers, and we’re looking forward to gathering educators, families, and specialists on March 21 at Grove City College.

Executive functioning skills shape how students plan, organize, manage time, regulate emotions, and follow through on learning tasks. This conference will provide practical, real-world strategies you can implement immediately.

CEUs and ACT 48 available.
Lunch included with advance registration.

Learn more and secure your spot at pbida.org.

02/15/2026

Come and check out career opportunities in the construction trades. This Apprenticeship Career Fair, sponsored by ACT OHIO, Cleveland Builds, Greater Cleveland Council of Tradeswomen and the Cleveland Building Trades will be held March 31 from 6-7:30pm at Tri-C Advanced Technology Training Center. Join us!

Cool new tool!
02/14/2026

Cool new tool!

Today is the day!!
02/13/2026

Today is the day!!

02/13/2026

Children don’t melt down in front of the people they fear.

They melt down in front of the people they trust.

The ones who feel safest.
The ones who stay.
The ones who don’t disappear when emotions get messy or inconvenient.

It doesn’t always feel like trust in the moment.
It can feel like defiance, disrespect, or being taken for granted.
It can feel like we’re the only ones getting the worst of it.

But often, what we’re really seeing is a child who has been holding it together all day, finally letting it out where it feels safest to do so.

Not because we’re the easiest target.
But because we’re the safest place. ❤️

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The first of two days in Cincinnati providing trainings to other buckeyes! Today was  2 1/2 hours to talk about executiv...
02/12/2026

The first of two days in Cincinnati providing trainings to other buckeyes! Today was 2 1/2 hours to talk about executive functioning🥰‼️ Thanks to everyone who came out and for the fantastic questions!!

02/10/2026

Executive functioning skills play a critical role in how students plan, organize, manage time, regulate emotions, and follow through on learning tasks. When these skills are underdeveloped, students may continue to struggle academically and behaviorally, even when strong instruction and interventions are in place.

This conference brings together educators, families, and specialists to explore executive functioning from multiple perspectives, including the classroom, the home, and the learner’s lived experience. Through keynote learning and breakout sessions, participants will gain practical, real-world strategies they can apply immediately.

Learn more at pbida.org/2026RR

02/09/2026

Children don’t learn communication
from lectures about respect.

They learn it from the way we speak to them.
The way we handle conflict.
The way we respond when things go wrong.

They notice whether we listen
or interrupt.
Whether we take responsibility
or shift the blame.
Whether we repair
or pretend nothing happened.

What we model becomes their blueprint
for how relationships work.

Not because we told them to behave that way,
but because it’s what they lived with every day.

So the question isn’t only
“Why won’t my child do this?”
Sometimes it’s
“What are they seeing from me?”

Because the most powerful lessons we teach,
are the ones we simply embody. ❤️

RR Audience!!We talked about this very thing this morning!
02/06/2026

RR Audience!!We talked about this very thing this morning!

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Independence, OH
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