How to Give Yourself Grace as a Special Needs Parent
You know the old adage, “life is a marathon, not a sprint.” For parents like us though, life is a marathon AND a sprint, often with no water breaks. Relentless....
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Family Chat Recap: Helping Your Anxious Child
Family Chat Video Replay Below Our recent family chat addressed challenges related to your child’s anxiety. It featured guest speaker Lauren Moskowitz, a clinical psychologist and faculty member at...
Transition Planning: Person-Centered Planning
According to Christa, one of the most essential tools and something you can do with or without the assistance of your school is creating a person-centered plan with your child...
Transition Planning: Interest Profile
There is no one right first step, but asking questions such as these might be an excellent place to start: What is your vision for the future? What interests you...
The Change: No More Staying Under the Covers
The Change — that’s how the female elders of my youth referred to menopause, often in private, hushed conversations away from men and children. So much mystery and shame surrounded...
Empowering Students for the Future: A Guide to Transition Planning with Christa Fisher
Join Christa Fisher from Gwynedd Mercy University as she shares her passion for transition planning, a critical step for students with special needs moving from the classroom to the real...
Teaching Self-Advocacy: Essential Skills for Every Stage of Childhood
Empower your child to take charge of their future by teaching self-advocacy skills. Learn practical tips for nurturing independence, confidence, and decision-making at every stage of childhood. Watch the Video...
Building a Strong Home-School Relationship: It’s Like a Marriage
Discover how building a strong home-school relationship, much like a marriage, requires commitment, communication, and teamwork to support your child’s Individualized Education Plan (IEP) and educational success. Learn practical tips...
Why Go To College?
There are many reasons to go to college, the most important of which is to become qualified for your desired career. Students attending IPSE (Inclusive Postsecondary Education) programs are more...
