Weight Cycling
Fad diets promise great results in a short period of time. Many people will try them to see if they receive the results they promise. It’s true that most fad...
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March is Save Your Vision Month
Save Your Vision Month Vision disorders are the number one handicapping condition for children. Those with special needs (including ADHD, autism spectrum, twice-exceptional children as well as gifted learners) commonly...
Real Moms Share: Chynna Laird
Chynna Laird Shares about Happy Tummies, Happy Families: Four Ways to Help Heal the Digestive System In our house, we live with a multitude of issues that have had a...
Fitness Challenge
Fitness Challenge Having written dozens of articles about fitness for the autism and special needs population over the past 8 years I’ve learned, omitted, added, and altogether changed much of...
5 Lifesaving Tests for Women
Women certainly have a lot on their plates, and unfortunately their health often takes a back seat to their families and careers.
Avoid Easter Bunny Mayhem How to Have a Calmer Easter
“Many parents blame sugar, but the real villains are usually…
Building a Resource Manual for Future Caregivers
Resource Manual Any parent of a child with special needs understands the amount of effort that can go into providing care for their loved one. Along with the roles that...
ASK Angie ASL – New Year’s Resolution
New Year’s Resolution: Visual Positive Reinforcements Tips for working with the deaf It is always important to remember the power of positive reinforcement. This edition of PSN is at the...
Protected Tomorrows: Start by Planning Today
Protected Tomorrows Overwhelmed is the prevailing word used by parents with a child who has special needs. There are so many things that need to be taken into consideration on...
