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Navigate Life Texas: Resources for kids with disabilities and special needs
Navigate Life Texas: Resources for kids with disabilities and special needs
Being politically correct is great, but are we taking it too far?
Categories: Family Support
Grieving––something we never want to discuss, but which we all experience.
Categories: Family Support
When Avery J. enters the 10th grade this fall, she’ll be sporting a brand new communication device that fits in her pocket! Thanks to an app on her mobile device, she’ll be the “queen of cool.”
Categories: Diagnosis & Health Care
Soon you will be asking, “Where did the summer go?” I hope you will be taking time to rest, relax, and enjoy your children. But now is a good time to pull out your child’s IEP and give some thought to goals and placement for the coming school year.
Categories: Education & Schools
When you have a child who is nonverbal, it can be very complicated to help them learn to communicate. Here’s one mom’s experience communicating with her daughter.
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In the city of Plano, there are some great recreational opportunities for people with disabilities. Here are a few!
Categories: Family Support
The relationship with your child’s primary doctor is critical to keeping your child healthy. Here are a few tips for building a productive, healthy relationship.
Categories: Diagnosis & Health Care
Wishing for a sibling sometimes turns out to be a surprise! Here is a story of two brothers and their relationship.
Categories: Family Support
Prader-Willi syndrome is a very rare disorder. Learn more about it from a family in the Texas Panhandle whose son has it.
Categories: Diagnosis & Health Care
Will a self-contained classroom work for your child? How do you decide?
Categories: Education & Schools