Practical Tools for Learning Anywhere
Practical Tools As we have covered in previous back to school articles, for students with special needs, transitioning back into a school routine can be challenging. At the time of...
Parenting
I Am The Ghost of Your Future
A Letter to Special Needs parents from the neurotypical sibling. No one likes to talk about what is going to happen when I am no longer here. Who is going...
Create, Cook, and Talk Curly Zucchini Fries
Curly Fries YUM! A new way to eat your veggies. This recipe was sent to us by Jamie E. Thomas P.S. Make sure to catch the tail end of the...
Positive Behavior Support Green Zone Checklist
Download: Positive Behavior Support Green Zone Checklist This checklist provides the guidance necessary for families to create a Green Zone with clear and reasonable expectations, an organized home that benefits...
PSN My Child’s Medications Form
Download: My Child’s Medications Form As you well know, it is important to keep an up-to-date list of your child’s medications in an accessible location for all caregivers. Perhaps inside...
Family Chat: Shelter-In Place
In this video families share what was the most challenging things for them during the stay-at-home orders. Tips and tools on how to thrive with sheltering place is provided. (May...
Family Tracks: Families Staying Active During COVID-19! Foster Family
Meet The Foster Family I’m a cooped-up mom of four: Three with special needs. Surviving?… no. Dare I say it, we are “thriving” in the trenches of Corona virus. We...
Family Tracks: Families Staying Active During COVID-19! Bryant Family
My name is Jamie Bryant, and I’m 55 years old. My husband, James, is the Deputy Chief of our hometown fire department as well as a paramedic at our local...
You Don’t Need to Leave Your House to Have an Adventure
Adventure With all the craziness going on in the world around us, we figured it was time for some fun! Kids are home for the rest of the school year,...
Why Is the Challenging Behavior Happening?
Challenging Behavior Happening? Many parents of children with intellectual, developmental, or medical disabilities seek support for their children’s ‘challenging behavior’, but what does challenging behavior actually mean? This can be...
