As a parent of a child with a disability, you take your child to a lot of appointments. How do you manage such a schedule? Here are some tips from another mom.
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Many of our children will need therapy for many years. Here are some ways to avoid burning out on therapy.
Categories: Diagnosis & Health Care
You can meet some really kind and caring people on your journey with your child. Here are some of the kind things people did for our family.
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There are a couple of great adaptive recreation opportunities in the Panhandle for children who use wheelchairs. The newest one is One Chair at a Time.
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Social stories sometimes help people with different social situations. Learn ways that social stories can help your child.
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How would you want your child explained? Here are some tips for dealing with others who ask about your child’s disability when you are with them in public.
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Learn how to prepare for when your child is hospitalized, and how to be their advocate.
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If I Need Help is a website that sells items that hold information to help identify a child and gives helpful tips for caring for the child during an emergency. In these cases, a first responder can retrieve vital information to help care for your child.
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Katelyn’s education journey started in a Preschool Program for Children with Disabilities (PPCD) program in Colorado and has continued through graduation from A & M University this past year. This is her story.
Categories: Education & Schools
Don’t be afraid of a diagnosis. They are sometimes hard to hear or accept, but they can be helpful as well. A diagnosis is way more than just a “label.”
Categories: Family Support