Beneficial Apps to Jumpstart Off the New Year
We often set goals in the new year as we look back on the past. Here are some beneficial apps to help you accomplish your goals. Helpful Apps for...
New Years
The Unseen Resolutions We Keep: Celebrating Life with Special Needs
We cannot afford the luxury of waiting for the crystal ball to drop to make positive changes… We are required to do them when the time is now.” ~ Michele...
3 Steps To Make Progress This Year
A new year brings renewed energy and the opportunity to create a new plan and goals with your loved one for the year. You may have done this in previous...
A Resolution for Parents in the New Year
As a behavior analyst, I sometimes have to have difficult conversations with parents. Generally, this involves “I feel” or “I think” statements. During these conversations, parents have reported the following...
Tech Tips To Help You Refresh & Refocus in 2021
Refresh & Refocus Most of us have likely learned a lot more about ourselves, as well as our family members, over the course of the year. How much self-care we...
Hot New and Updated Apps for 2018!
New and Updated Apps for the New Year We get excited around here by innovative and creative technologies that help children with disabilities develop, become more independent and succeed in...
Plan Ahead for a Great Year by Boosting Your Child’s Self Esteem
The ultimate goal for any child is to experience a total fulfillment and maximizing of one’s potential despite any perceived and/or real
New Year’s, the Chance to Begin Again
New Year’s Resolutions Every year in December when we are deep into the holiday celebrations, the New Year patiently awaits with a delicious invitation to start a new and reaffirm...
New Year, New You: Helpful Organization “tips”
Helpful Organization Clearing Clutter: Go through everything and decide what is being kept, thrown out or donated to charity. Be firm with older children who want to keep all of...
Establishing a Positive Family Plan
As the New Year begins, we may find that our children are a little out-of-sorts. Typical daily activities such as transitions to and from school, family meals, and chores or homework may be
