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5 Social Thinking Tips for Stress-Free Holidays
The holiday season can be a challenging time for families, especially those with children who have special needs. In this video, we’ll share five practical “social thinking” tips to help...
Empowering Students for the Future: A Guide to Transition Planning with Christa Fisher
Join Christa Fisher from Gwynedd Mercy University as she shares her passion for transition planning, a critical step for students with special needs moving from the classroom to the real...
How to Become the CEO of Your Child’s Well-Being and Success
CEO Approach to Parenting: Leading Your Child with Special Needs to Success Your journey to t he executive level likely began with the birth of your child or—a call from...
Sensory Solutions for Smooth Transitions: Peaceful, Easy Sensory Solutions To Summertime Transitions
WATCH NOW Beatrice Tokayer from BRT Interior Design is here to share essential sensory strategies for managing sensory overload and finding comfort for your child. She will guide you through...
Boosting Brainpower: Discovering the Benefits of Exercise for Special Kids
WATCH NOW Join Daniel Stein, CEO, and Founder of Special Strong, as he shares insights into the transformative power of exercise for individuals with special needs. Discover how exercise promotes...
Nurturing Little Ones Hand Strength: Essential Tips for Future Handwriting
Are you a parent or caregiver eager to set your child up for success in school? Look no further! In this insightful video, occupational therapist Sarah from Florida’s Early Steps...
5 Common Behavior Myths Every Parent Should Know
Parenting is a tough task for all, especially parenting a child with special needs. This can include bouncing from one therapy session to another, attending IEP meetings, navigating our children’s...
The Easiest Way to Make Memories
The Easiest Way to Make Memories Vacations are excellent times to make memories. However, if you have a child with special needs, it can take significantly more effort to create...
Repetitive Behaviors: When and How to Intervene
Repetitive behaviors are very common among many neurodiverse individuals, and they often vary in the way they appear from person to person. These behaviors may include restricted interests, self-injurious behavior...
