The Many Gifts
I not know. These three little words were the only vocabulary my then 7 year old foster sister could say
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Dinner Time Chatter
In this issue, we will look at the many opportunities for communication and motor development during a very important time of the day
A Teacher’s Cheat Sheet about My Child
As I left the class, I thought to myself: “how much will the teacher retain of what was said to her about her new students?”
Acceptance is the Key
Parenting a child with disabilities is a full time job. If you are reading this, I probably don’t need to tell you that! As both a Mom and a professional, raising my son has been a journey of mixed emotions….
Reading Success
Because our childrens’ brains are wired differently, they don’t always process language in the same way as their
What Happens When We Are Gone?
What happens to our special needs family member when the primary caretaker dies? This is a question that has concerned my husband and me for a number of years now
Guardianship Lingo
In understanding Guardianship, and the Legal Options associated with protecting the rights of
