Over, Under, and True: Generalization and Fitness
“Bradley,” a highly motivated 5-year old athlete that I’ve just begun working with, was bouncing around the room, ecstatic over
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Planning a Move: Mapping Your Strategy
Moving to a new location disrupts your life! For any family this can be a time of chaos. There is the adventure of newness, but also a maddening confusion. Everything and everyone is certainly somewhere, but where?
Finding Common Ground: Working Together to Resolve Behavioral Challenges
Amy is a bright, happy 4 year-old girl who lives at home with her parents and 12 year old sister. She has developmental delays that make it difficult for Amy to understand social cues
Relationship Rescue: How Do I Get My Child Interested in Sports
“How do I get my child interested in sports or recreation of any kind?”
Digital Native Celebrates the Long Lost Art of Writing…with a Pencil and a Piece of Paper
Depending on the generation in which you were raised, you might be a “digital native” or a “digital immigrant”. According to
Raising a Successful College Graduate
Children with special needs have experienced more frustration and academic failure than most other children. Yet, some of them become successful college students who graduate with a specialty in
Did You Know About Disability-Friendly Colleges for Students with Physical Disabilities?
Disability-friendly colleges for students with physical disabilities?
Where’s the RESPITE?
I don’t think there’s any anywhere…
This line runs through my head just about every weekend!
Traveling with our ASD child
Fifteen years ago, we adopted Matthew, our son with special needs from Russia. He was 3 at the time. I never imagined that I would learn so much in such a short period
Bubble Blowing Game
Take out a bubble wand and a jar of bubbles and blow and every kid (and grown-up) gets captivated. In this game, they can make all the bubbles they want...
