A Life Full of Flies
The baby monitor next to my bed crackles as sounds emerge breaking the quiet of night and pulling me up from my dreams. Instinctively I reach… More
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Franky DiStefano a Vocation Success Story
This story of vocational success is inspiring and we at PSN wanted to bring it to you
Keeping Your Toys (and Your Child) Organized
Now that the holidays have passed and a New Year has begun, this is a great time of year to re-organize
Road Trip – Are we there yet?
All children spend their fair share of time riding around in a car, on their way to and from school or to the mall or grocery store. Good news though
Spinal Cord Injuries Happen
They happen everyday, everywhere, to people of all ages and descriptions…
Autism’s Affect On Siblings
Siblings of autistic children can be left feeling lonely or left out of the picture. Now programs exist that teach siblings how to relate to their autistic brother or sister. Meg Oliver reports
Decisions of a Caregiver
I always knew that I would take care of my sister, Jane, as I have no other siblings…
What to Do After High School?
November is the time of year when Seniors in High School start the process of deciding what to do once they graduate…
Autism and Early Intervention
As the parent of a child with Autism, I am often approached by other concerned parents regarding the development of their child
“Coping” One Day at a Time
As caregivers of special needs children, we may sometimes get caught up in the day to day routine and not realize…
