"Dr. Sylvia Rimm offers down-to-earth advice parents and teachers desperately seek," as stated by the Washington Post.

As an author, Dr. Rimm has many books, tapes, q-cards, and various other products for parents on the topics of parenting, gifted children, underachievement, raising resilient girls and amazing boys, and many other family topics.

Dr. Rimm also has many books and guides for teachers and school districts, as well as quarterly Newsletters and Testing Products for gifted and talented creative children and underachieving children.

Bring Dr. Rimm to Speak in Your Community!

As a talented and dynamic speaker, Dr. Rimm speaks internationally on family and school approaches to guiding children toward achievement, parenting, and the lives of teenagers. She is a dynamic speaker who fascinates audiences, speaking on many topics, tailoring her educational talks to an audience of parents, teachers, administrators, community leaders, and even students. Call 800-795-7466 or visit her Speaking Schedule page for more speaking topics, and to view her upcoming schedule.

Ask Dr. Rimm a Parenting Question

In her parenting column, Dr. Rimm answers hundreds of letters each year from parents, grandparents and teachers in her nationally syndicated column with Creators Syndicate. Visit the Parenting Articles page or click on Ask a Parenting Question to email Dr. Rimm.

Special Discount for Online Shoppers!

Online shoppers receive a 10% discount on Dr. Rimm's books, tapes, q-cards, and more. Prices shown in red reflect the discount. Mail or fax your order to the address or fax number listed on the order form. Or call 800-795-7466 and mention the website to receive the discount.

Creative Students or Underachieving Students

Visit Dr. Rimm's pages for Underachievement and Creativity Instruments to read descriptions of nationally and internationally used identification instruments to identify creative or underachieving students. Available to School Districts in groups of 30.

Not sure if your student is underachieving? Visit the Underachievement Quiz page to find out, or read Why Bright Kids Get Poor Grades for more information.