Special Needs (or Supplemental Needs) Trusts 101
Family members of individuals with disabilities and mental illness often are concerned about long-term care issues and how
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When Parents Disagree
You’re right in the middle of disciplining your child. Emotions are running hot. You give your child a consequence for the misbehavior and your spouse steps in
Early Intervention Games
A jam-packed collection of games for ways to develop Social and Motor skills in children with
When is a Residential School the Right Move?
A residential school setting and its staff are uniquely qualified to give your child access to educational opportunities and the chance to practice
The Guaranteed Back-to-School Question
One question that is guaranteed to be asked of your child sometime during the first few weeks of school is , “What did you do this summer?” Parents and caregivers would cringe if they overheard
My Dad Has Gone to Heaven
How many of us have asked this question? What happens when your loved one goes to heaven, and better yet
10 Tips for Teaching Kids to Spend Less!
10 Tips for teaching Kids to spend less
Asking children to share the burden of spending less is a reasonable course of action. The key is to
Questions to ask prior to receiving “Alternative Treatments”
The amount of information on Treatments and “Cures” for Persons with Autism & Developmental Disabilities is overwhelming it’s every where
What is Rett Syndrome?
To help Raise awareness on the various disorders, Parenting Special Needs Magazine will be highlighting one disorder per issue. In this issue we are highlighting Rett Syndrome
Lunch Makeover?
School lunch can provide a lot of calories in one sitting, usually too many for your school aged child. If your child is bringing lunch from home, start thinking about
