Digital Native Celebrates the Long Lost Art of Writing…with a Pencil and a Piece of Paper
Depending on the generation in which you were raised, you might be a “digital native” or a “digital immigrant”. According to
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Snacks That Go the Distance
Being health conscious and having a busy schedule can sometimes be complicated. Sometimes snacks and meals are pushed back and you and your family are left starving for
Raising a Successful College Graduate
Children with special needs have experienced more frustration and academic failure than most other children. Yet, some of them become successful college students who graduate with a specialty in
Over, Under, and True: Generalization and Fitness
“Bradley,” a highly motivated 5-year old athlete that I’ve just begun working with, was bouncing around the room, ecstatic over
Did You Know About Disability-Friendly Colleges for Students with Physical Disabilities?
Disability-friendly colleges for students with physical disabilities?
GFCF on a Budget
One comment I always hear regarding the GFCF diet is about the expense. So many families are reluctant to
‘For Jason…A Mother’s Story’
I became a mom at the age of nineteen, to a beautiful, perfect little boy named Jason Matthew Burkhardt. My dream of becoming a mother was
“Real Life”… with “Momentrepreneur” Yvonne Pierre
As a “Momentrepreneur” and a Special Needs advocate, Yvonne shares about how she had to choose between avoiding pain and being a fully present mother to a Special Needs baby
Team Players
Krissy Peterson loves sports, especially basketball. Like many young adults, she’s excited to get out on
