PSN Team, Author at Parenting Special Needs Magazine Page 9 of 113

Abigail Krevsky wearing glasses and a light blue shirt.

Meet Abigail Krevsky

At Nour Coffee Shop, busy barista Abigail Krevsky’s “Always Try” mindset helps her juggle orders and make new friends. When faced with a tricky drink order, she breaks it down, listens carefully, and gives it her best shot.

0

Transition Planning: Interest Profile

When transitioning from high school to adulthood, it’s essential to explore your child’s interests and vision for the future. Ask open-ended questions like “What is your dream job?” or “What activities make you happy?” to help identify their strengths and passions.

Man in glasses reads document while standing near a computer monitor.

0

Meet Matt

Training for Success: Adding Postage to a Certified Letter Life after high school can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to job training and certification. But with the right support, individuals with special needs can thrive.

Woman holding her temples with a pained expression.

0

The Change: No More Staying Under the Covers

Navigating the change leading up to menopause symptoms for women during the perimenopause phase feels overwhelming while parenting. Seek rest when hormones shift. Prioritizing rest helps manage these body changes naturally during this transition.

Nicholas McGee, in graduation cap and gown, tosses his cap in the air with Cinderella Castle in the background.

0

Meet Nicholas McGee

Navigating the transition to campus life brings unique hurdles for every student. This college success story of Nicholas McGee highlights how Down syndrome accommodations at Gwynedd Mercy University foster true academic growth. Integrated studies program benefits Nick’s education by providing a supportive path toward his goals. You have so much to celebrate.

Teacher and young child looking at a book in a classroom.

0

Why Go To College?

Deciding on a future path can feel overwhelming. Exploring college benefits helps build a foundation for independent adulthood reasons. Consider visiting a campus with your teen to see the opportunities firsthand. You’ve got this.

Father and son looking at each other with the text "YOU CAN DO IT!

0

Helping Your Anxious Child

Watching your child face fear is difficult. Reducing anxiety often starts with small, gentle steps. Try gradual exposure therapy for kids with autism by celebrating tiny wins. Treating anxiety in autistic children takes time.

A woman in a blue shirt smiles at a boy with Down syndrome wearing a plaid shirt as they sit at a table.

0

Supporting Families: with a Master of Education in Foundations in Behavior Analysis

Navigating daily challenges can feel draining. Whether seeking online specialized support for children or completing an advanced specialized training program, you are building a bridge to growth. A Master of Education in Behavior Analysis helps turn complex needs into clear, loving progress. You are doing enough.

A young girl and an adult woman smile while looking at something in the girl's hands.

0

The Parts, Pieces, And Timeline of Transitioning Into Adulthood

Transitioning to adulthood challenges for individuals with disabilities can feel daunting. Milestones and barriers affecting employment and independent living require patience. Explore strategies and supports to improve quality of life today.

Hands in gloves scoop ice cream into a cone.

0

Vocation Skill Building and Job Coaching: The Nicholas Center

Planning for a child’s future can feel overwhelming. Exploring vocation skill-building programs and job coaching support provides long-term stability. These autism adult development services offer the gentle guidance needed to thrive at work.