Jan/Feb 2011

The Vows of Special Needs Parents 0

The Vows of Special Needs Parents

Family challenges magnify alone but become overwhelming together. Prioritizing your partnership during these trying times isn’t just lovely—it’s essential. Why it matters: A strong couple unit acts as the emotional anchor and support system that propels an entire family forward, ensuring every member feels seen, heard, and valued through life’s ups and downs.

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Understanding the Mental Skills Affected by ADD and ADHD (Part 1)

Unlocking Your Child’s Potential: A Parent’s Guide to ADHD Struggles Facing ADD/ADHD challenges can be daunting, but armed with knowledge, you’re equipped to support your child effectively. This article delves into the realities of ADHD symptoms and their impact on students’ academic performance.

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Making Time for Fitness

Why fitness matters for families with special needs children In the whirlwind of daily challenges faced by parents raising kids who require extra care, finding time for physical activity might seem impossible.

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Running: My Temporary Escape

Runner’s High: Why Parents Like Me Run Escape from daily struggles in just a few laps. Discover meditative focus by concentrating on your body’s subtle cues. Experience an uplifting, antidepressant rush even during tough runs. Running helps you stay present despite life’s distractions.

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Common Mistakes Parents Make with Their Special Needs Trusts

Three common mistakes occur when drafting special needs trusts: failing to consult an attorney specializing in special needs law, risking loss of critical benefits like Social Security, and creating unintended disinheriting outcomes by naming the state as beneficiary. Proper planning ensures these plans achieve their intended goals without compromising eligibility for essential public assistance.

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MOTORING through MEALTIME

Why should you add cooking activities into your mealtime routine? From menu planning to kitchen helpers, these hands-on tasks offer sensory and motor skill boosts while making dining enjoyable. Plus, they turn eating into an adventure! #MealPrep #KidsCooking #SensoryTherapy

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