Sex Education: Teaching the most vulnerable
Let’s talk about…SEX EDUCATION Why? Because there are a few things, parents of children with special needs need to know… because we also know our children are vulnerable. But they are...
About: chantai.snellgrove
- Upon graduating college, I started my career as a Production Director for the World's largest magazine publisher, Hachette Filipacchi Media (Elle, Car and Driver, Road and Track, etc…). After 10 years (and two children) I left that position and started my own advertising firm that specialized in “marketing makeovers” that helped to brand companies. After the birth of my second daughter and a roller-coaster ride of getting diagnosis’s for her special needs, I had an idea to put together a magazine that helped parents of children with special needs to address their issues and concerns about raising a child with special needs. I decided to tap into my skills and launch Parenting Special Needs Magazine and chose to make it a FREE, on-line, bi-monthly publication accessible anytime and anywhere.
- http://www.parentingspecialneeds.org/
Posts by this author:
Advocating: What you need to know to become a better Advocate
Today, I am talking with you about Advocating: What you need to know to become a better advocate [Click to Listen to Podcast] As I like to say,… “Becoming...
Seven Ways to help Special Needs Parents During Autism Awareness Month
Raising a child with a disability, while managing work and family responsibilities is no easy task for even the most dedicated parent. Taking care of all facets of a special...
Why Siblings Are Too Important To Ignore
Celebrate Siblings Day 2018 on Tuesday, April 10 Today, I am speaking with Don Meyer about siblings and why they are too IMPORTANT to ignore. [Click to Listen to Podcast]...
Father’s Perspective: Raising a Child with Special Needs
Father’s Perspective: Raising a child with special needs How has raising a child with special needs changed your life? A father’s perspective In today’s podcast, I’m speaking with my husband, Tom, to...
Surviving and Living with a Traumatic Brain Injury
March is Brain Injury Awareness Today, I am talking with Stephanie Kita, and she’s going to tell us about surviving from and living with a Traumatic Brain Injury. [Click to Listen to...
Group Homes: can my experience help you?
How much can you do from the grave? In today’s podcast, I’m speaking with Louis Burman who has a son with multiple disabilities and requires full-time supervision. Four years ago,...
Proven Strategies for Supporting Your Child’s Behavior
Using Practiced Routines to Improve Behavior Today, I’m excited to be speaking with Dr. Meme Heineman about “Proven strategies to support your child’s behavior” she’s developed a program to help...
Do You Set High Expectations for Your Child with Special Needs?
Setting high expectations for your child with special needs Today, I am talking with Reilly Pelkey, and she’s going to share with us about her son, Clayton, and about setting high expectations. [Click...
“Instruction Manual” for Your Child with Special Needs
Do you have a detailed “instruction manual” for your child with special needs? Or, do you have an “everything binder” with information about all-things-your-child? [Listen to Podcast] Today, we’re talking...
