Mar/Apr 2011

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Sharing “I CAN!” Attitudes: Proud Accomplishments

Mom’s Tears Turned to Grins on Grandkid’s First Steps After 3-Year Diagnosis Hurdle Watch as baby triumphantly cruises while mom teary-eyed! Tiny feet meeting milestones defy grim prognoses—proof that with love, potential shines beyond limitations.

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To Stim or Not to Stim? Is It an Option?

Why Your Child Stims: Sensory Overload Explained Many parents ask why kids with autism sometimes flap their hands, rock back and forth, or hum to themselves continuously. Understanding stimming is key. Sensory Integration Disorders can make everyday sounds, sights, touches, and smells overwhelming. When overwhelmed, children instinctively respond through stims—hand flapping, body rocking, humming, etc..

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Beresford West: Improved Living Accommodation Work!

For Beresford West, spending time at Bloomberg Apartments turned his life around—thanks to proper medical care and a supportive environment. Here’s how it made all the difference: Why should I read this? This story shows real hope: With tailored medical attention, formerly fragile residents like Beresford gain weight, joy, and freedom to connect with others.

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Tiny Light Audrey

Navigating a new diagnosis takes courage. Whether you are seeking an Audrey low vision care guide or practical Septo Optic Dysplasia parenting resources, focus on small steps. Try using music for comfort today.

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Spring Ahead With an IEP Toolkit!

Why should you learn about Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)? These tailored plans are crucial for children with learning disabilities. An IEP outlines unique support, goals, and services based on individual needs. Let’s simplify what an IEP is all about.

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We Are What We Eat!

Discover how swapping processed junk for wholesome, unprocessed foods transforms lives—boosting energy, clarity, and family bonds! This journey isn’t just about better health; it’s about rethinking what nourishes our bodies and minds.

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Eating Green?

Eat Green, Feel Green Transform your plates and planet: Swap paper bags for reusable lunch boxes, ditch plastic bottles, and pack fresh, whole foods like fruits, veggies, and grains to fuel health and the environment. Your mindful choices matter!

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Ethan’s Alternative Tomorrow: A PATH Toward Social Inclusion

Ethan’s Journey: A Path to Inclusion Discover how Ethan, navigating life as a teen with Asperger’s Disorder, has found purpose through positive behavior support. His story illuminates the power of community engagement and skill development for teens on the autism spectrum. Embark on Ethan’s transformation from social isolation to newfound confidence in pro-social behaviors.

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My New Motherhood

Motherhood takes on new dimensions with each child. One mom’s emotional journey: Discovering profound challenges during her second pregnancy with her son, whose unique health hurdles shaped their path forward. As a pacifist turned warrior, my first experience with girlhood was transformative – Emma.

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