Proud Moments: Evan, Ken, and Kailee
Proud Moments are any time that you have been extremely proud of your child with special needs. Read on to share in pride & joy of everyday accomplishments
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Check it Out! Products You Can Use: Cordless Optical Mouse and Fun Games
Make sure you take the time to view three new products in this month’s issue
How to Deal More Effectively with Daily Struggles
Ever notice that there are certain times of day or situations during which struggles with your children seem almost guaranteed
Early Intervention Games
A jam-packed collection of games for ways to develop Social and Motor skills in children with
Exiting the Short Bus
The reader follows the path of Kylee from her starting school riding the “short bus” to graduating Cum Laude
Q & A on Estate Planning for Children with Special Needs
Answers to your most pressing questions on the topic of Estate Planning for children with special needs
An Affordable Proposal for Guardianship: The Special Needs Tax Credit Bill
The mom’s anguished question was, “Why do I have to pay $5,000 to speak for my 18-year old with Autism?”
When is a Residential School the Right Move?
A residential school setting and its staff are uniquely qualified to give your child access to educational opportunities and the chance to practice
Special Needs (or Supplemental Needs) Trusts 101
Family members of individuals with disabilities and mental illness often are concerned about long-term care issues and how
