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Its Time to get Fit! 0

It’s “Time” to get Fit!

Telling time is one of the many concepts that young children eventually need to learn. With so many devices on the market, learning to use them can get confusing and...

The Journey Toward Our Values as Parents 0

The Journey Toward Our Values as Parents

Parents Values Over the years, we have written several articles on tips and tricks for supporting our children’s needs. We’ve written about elopement, grief, self-care skills, and visual supports. In...

Meet Dr Deanna Clauss Sibling 0

Meet: Dr. Deanna Clauss / Sibling

Dr. Deanna Claus Our first resident is Dr. Deanna Claus, whose journey began when her youngest sister sustained a sever traumatic brain injury. Tell us about yourself My name is...

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Meet: Dr. Andrew McCoy/Sibling

Dr. Andrew McCoy Finally, we feature Dr. Andrew McCoy, whose younger brother was born with spina bifida (lumbar myelomeningocele) and hydrocephalus. Tell us about yourself My name is Andrew McCoy,...

I See You Little Me 0

I See You, “Little Me”

An open letter to the siblings of those with special needs. Written by someone who understands because she was you many years ago. And when she sees you, she sees...

Elder Care Decisions Checklist 0

Elder Care Decisions Checklist

FREE DOWNLOADS: Elder Care Decisions CHECKLIST We may not notice that our parents and well, us too! Are getting to an age where we need to think about advanced planning....

Meet Dr. Christopher Najarian 0

Meet: Dr. Christopher Najarian

Dr. Christopher Najarian, a pediatric doctor at Akron Children’s Hospital “stopped by” Parenting Special Needs Live earlier this month to share his story and how adaptive sports programs impacted his...

3 Steps To Make Progress This Year 0

3 Steps To Make Progress This Year

A new year brings renewed energy and the opportunity to create a new plan and goals with your loved one for the year. You may have done this in previous...

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