Nov/Dec 2010

Hope Hoffman “Everyday Heroes” 0

Hope Hoffman “Everyday Heroes”

Hope Hoffman My Everyday Hero is “Hope”…what an appropriate name. Hope is my daughter’s occupational therapist. She has been for the last 2 years. When we first came to Hope,...

Our Little Angel 0

Our Little Angel

When we last wrote about our little angel, Jayson, he was in his first year of many medical conditions that he would be encountering. Although it was an extremely stressful...

Real Life with Eustacia Cutler 0

Real Life with Eustacia Cutler

Eustacia Cutler Mother of four children. Her oldest child is Temple Grandin, who has become a successful person with autism in the world today. Of all the incredible people I’ve...

Sharing “I CAN!” Attitudes: Emily 0

Sharing “I CAN!” Attitudes: Emily

Emily is a 5 1/2 year old with multiple labels. She is non-verbal, but, has her own unique way of communicating with eye gazing, facial expressions and body motions. Many...

POWER OF PREVENTION: Heading Off Difficult Behavior 0

Power of Prevention: Heading Off Difficult Behavior

In the past, children’s challenging behavior was typically addressed with consequences (usually punishment) imposed after the problem behavior occurred. Parents, teachers, and other people supporting children with special needs are now...

The Present 0

The Present

I was walking across the yard today with Seth, as I have done so many times before, after getting him off of the bus. We were strolling more than walking,...

Art from the heart! Meet the Artist Angie 0

Art from the heart! Meet the Artist Angie

Angie Hometown: Brandon, Mississippi Angie is full of Love: Love of Hanna Montana, the Jonas Brothers, High School Musical and anything Disney. She loves to sing and dance. And she...