Notes from the Editor “Alternative Therapies”
Welcome to our LARGEST issue to date! In this issue, we are proud to present
Chantai Snellgrove
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Parents Raising Children with Special Needs
Stephen Covey, self-help bestselling author whose books have sold in excess of 20 million copies in 40 languages, inspired me
Thanksgiving: A Perfect Time to Learn How to Set the Table
Proper Table Setting: a good life skill… This year, as we are trying to assign roles and keep our children busy doing functional tasks during the holidays, I think learning...
From The Heart: Proud Moment
My Aha moment A couple of weeks ago my daughter came home with a surprise for me after she had been out to lunch with her companion at Olive Garden....
Printable Goals to Function More Independently {Tip 30 of 31}
My Child’s Progression in Education and Experience to Function More Independently We here at PSN Magazine feel that the form that we are sharing today is based upon...
Progress Report- Reality Check {Tip 29 of 31}
A progress report that opened my eyes and hopefully will open yours. I don’t know about the rest of you, but, I always have felt that I never have a...
Parent-Professional Partnerships {Tip 28 of 31}
A Dance That Matters EXCERPT from: Parents and Professionals Partnering for Children with Disabilities: A Dance that Matters THE DANCE TOWARD PARTNERSHIP: Using the Dance Metaphor to Understand Parent‐Professional Partnerships...
Taxi-ing Kiddos: Car Mate Essentials {Tip 22 of 31}
It’s back-to-school time again. That means more time spent in the car than out of it. Driving the kids to therapy, after school events, practices, and meetings. But, by...
It’s Okay to Feel Overwhelmed {Tip 21 of 31}
Feeling stressed-out or frustrated Just about every parent of a special needs child ends up feeling stressed-out, overwhelmed or frustrated with the special education system at some point. So, don’t...
How to Quickly Explain Your Child to a Teacher {Tip 18 of 31}
A Teacher’s Cheat Sheet about My Child {Tip18-31} Helping teachers help your child A two-sided page can give educators and therapists a quick reference to understand your child’s disability and...
