Limiting Presents for an Extra Special Holiday Season
With the country still facing difficult economic times it’s an ideal time to shift the focus of your giving to
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Recipe Makeovers for Healthy Holidays
The holidays are filled with family gatherings and great food. It is a great time to make traditional recipes, but we also need to keep in mind our health and our families health
Goal Setting in the Classroom and at Home for a Child
Decisions should always start at the top for any successful business or organization. In the school setting, administrators provide leadership to align general and special education reforms. It is their duty to
Did You Know Switching from One Drug to Another can Cause Reactions?
Did you know that switching from a brand name drug to a generic drug, or from one generic drug to another can cause reactions
Apraxia: When the Words Just Won’t Come
Honestly, I didn’t think there was really anything wrong with him. So, he was a late talker, right? We have all heard the stories and anecdotes about someone’s brother’s, cousin’s, sister’s kid who didn’t speak until
Did You Say Dyslexia? No, I Said Dyspraxia: The Challenges of Having a Condition No One Has Heard Of….
From the day our son was born, my husband and I knew that our son Travis was a challenging child. The first night of his life, all he did was
Sharing “I CAN!” Attitudes: Julia, Lindsey, & Kate
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
What Are You Thankful For?
The holiday season is coming and that means frantic shoppers, long lines and traffic nightmares. Sounds wonderful, doesn’t it
Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself
This issue really made me think that we are all interconnected through
Not Stupid: One Woman’s Fight for Her Sons’ Education
The heartbreaking, inspiring true story of one Mother’s fight to Rescue the lives of her children
