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Helping a Child with Autism Thrive

Helping a Child with Autism Thrive

As a parent with an autistic child, there is a lot you can do to help them overcome their challenges. However, you need to be emotionally and physically strong …

August 16, 2019 | Care Giving, Caregiving, Children's Health, Special Needs Parenting Around the Web, Spotlight | 0 Comments
Autism Awareness Month

Autism Awareness Month

The Autism Society of America started Autism Awareness Month in April 1970. The growing awareness of the many problems that autism poses for individuals and …

April 4, 2018 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Special Needs Parenting, Support | 0 Comments
All Parents Have a Right to Their Dreams

All Parents Have a Right to Their Dreams

Everyone needs breaks, either spontaneous or planned, from routines, from even the most fascinating work, and from outlooking and scheduling the day, week, …

September 12, 2017 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Special Needs Parenting, Support | 0 Comments
Fathers of Children with Autism

Fathers of Children with Autism

My son Tariq stopped talking and started flapping in the spring of 1981. I have been living and learning about autism ever since. The lessons he taught me …

June 18, 2017 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Parenting Relationships, Special Needs Parenting | 0 Comments
How Autism Teaches Us About Being Human

How Autism Teaches Us About Being Human

In the spring of 1981 my son, Tariq, stopped speaking and started pacing, spinning, and flapping. We now call these some of the “Red Flags” of autism. He …

April 21, 2017 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Parenting Relationships, Special Needs Parenting | 0 Comments
Should Parents of a Child with Autism Have a Second Child?

Should Parents of a Child with Autism Have a Second Child?

Once a couple has a child with autism, they often agonize over whether to have a second child. After the diagnosis and then getting services, and experiencing …

September 16, 2016 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Special Needs Parenting, Support | 0 Comments
Autism, Behind the Scenes: The Unacknowledged Parties

Autism, Behind the Scenes: The Unacknowledged Parties

Have I ever told you how much I love April? A whole 30 days dedicated to the Autism Spectrum Disorder does not get any better than that! While each year …

April 22, 2016 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Erica Leung, Inspiration, Life Help | 0 Comments
Special Needs Children Benefit from Nature, Animals, and the Arts

Special Needs Children Benefit from Nature, Animals, and the Arts

In this day and age, there are very few of us who don’t have personal knowledge of children with special needs. You may be a parent, a sibling, other …

April 13, 2016 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Julia Scalise, Special Needs Parenting, Therapy | 0 Comments
Parents of Children with Autism, It’s OK to Cry

Parents of Children with Autism, It’s OK to Cry

Sometimes life is as bad as you think it is. No matter how many articles point out the bright side, the challenge, the “unique opportunity”, of having a …

April 7, 2016 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Sherry Katz, Special Needs Parenting, Support | 0 Comments
Special Needs Parents: Build Bridges for Your Child’s Success

Special Needs Parents: Build Bridges for Your Child’s Success

When I was teaching special needs students, I kept a small paper on the wall above the phone in my classroom in the event there was a call from a parent who …

April 2, 2016 | Bev Borton-BS,CPC, EL,-MP, Editorial Monthly Focus, Special Needs Parenting, Support | 0 Comments
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