Nov/Dec 2016

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Pharmacogenetics: Genetic Testing for Personalized Medical Treatment

Unlock personalized medical treatment through pharmacogenetics: a genetic journey that tailors drugs based on your DNA. Imagine knowing exactly how your body will react before starting medication—no guesswork, just precision. This breakthrough offers child-friendly testing and potentially life-changing results for those with unique metabolisms.

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Holiday Stress: 5 Ways to Reduce It

Create Lasting Memories on a Budget: The holidays don’t have to break the bank – discover practical tips for creating cherished family moments without financial strain. Your emotional well-being and joy are worth prioritizing. #HolidayJoyOnABudget

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Top 12 Gifts from the Toy Analyzer

Crank up sensory fun and watch skills soar! This year’s top picks blend playful gizmos with hidden developmental perks, from tactile bugs that boost motor prowess to colorful critters sparking social play.

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Be More “Present” in Your Parenting

Why Should I Read This? Finding Peaceful Presence If juggling the demands of parenting feels overwhelming, this quick read offers simple strategies to be more present. You’ll discover easy-to-try tips for staying grounded with your child, even during hectic days. Perfect for busy parents seeking calm and connection.

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The IEP Is Written… Now What Do I Do?

After an IEP meeting, you may feel tentative optimism as new services are added, but past experiences keep doubt lurking. Take time after the meeting to review crucial documents with a fresh eye, ensuring all promises were made and included in writing.

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What Gifts to Give Your Special Needs Child

Gifts for special needs children who are cognitively delayed often need to focus on usefulness and motivation rather than age-appropriateness. Look for toys that support their unique needs, like motorized cars adapted with switch buttons that encourage movement, muscle control, and communication skills.

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The Power Card

Supporting individuals with autism spectrum disorders often feels like a puzzle. The Power Card Strategy 2.0 benefits families by using special interests to teach new skills. Simply connect a favorite hobby to a task.

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