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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
A Broader Perspective on Special Needs

A Broader Perspective on Special Needs

When you think about those with special needs, more often than not, you may be thinking about children with physical, emotional, developmental, or learning …

April 10, 2018 | Blog | 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
Asperger’s Syndrome & Autism, What Can be Changed & What Can Not

Asperger’s Syndrome & Autism, What Can be Changed & What Can Not

I have struggled with accepting my son’s disability and my powerlessness to fix him. I came to the realization that in the process of trying to change him, I …

October 26, 2017 | 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
Special Needs of Those Who Care for Special Needs

Special Needs of Those Who Care for Special Needs

Do you know someone who is a full time caregiver to someone with special needs? It can be someone’s child, spouse, parent, sibling or friend. It can be due …

April 17, 2017 | Caregiving, Editorial Monthly Focus, Life Help | 0 Comments
Why Do Special Needs and Other Parents Seldom Talk With Each Other?

Why Do Special Needs and Other Parents Seldom Talk With Each Other?

Besides a general motivation to do the best for one’s child, there seem to be vast differences in daily life priorities, tasks, awareness and fulfillment of …

April 7, 2017 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Special Needs Parenting, Support | 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
College For The Slow Learning Student

College For The Slow Learning Student

When helping parents figure out how they will pay for college for their older student, I am frequently told that their other younger child might not go to …

September 9, 2016 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Education, Special Needs Parenting | 0 Comments
Parenting a Chronically Ill Child & Maintaining Your Relationship

Parenting a Chronically Ill Child & Maintaining Your Relationship

You will always remember the moments before you learned – squeezing your partner’s hand, fervently praying, scared beyond words, waiting for the …

April 20, 2016 | Editorial Monthly Focus, Life Help, Paula Susan, Relationships | 1 Comment
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