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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
Instead of talking about challenges or issues related to kids with disabilities, I’m going to make a pitch for you to start watching a new TV show. The show is called "Speechless" and it airs on ABC Wednesdays at 7:30 Central.
Categories: Family Support
For a child with a chronic illness, the rebellious teenage years can be stressful and dangerous. Here is one mom’s experience with her teenager.
Categories: Family Support
Some children have a hard time regulating their emotions. Their “behavior” might be out of control. Here are some tips for helping the child who is angry.
Categories: Diagnosis & Health Care
My daughter wanted to attend her school’s Valentine’s Day dance. She needed support, and it took some planning, but she went! Here’s how we made it happen.
Categories: Family Support, Education & Schools
Having a plan in place will help your child have a successful start to the new school year.
Categories: Education & Schools
Reading with your child each day is a way to strengthen your child’s reading and comprehension skills. And it can be fun for you both.
Categories: Education & Schools
Children with disabilities can join after-school activities. They may need extra support. Here are some available supports to make it easier and more enjoyable.
Categories: Education & Schools
Learning to drive is possible for teenagers with autism, but it takes patience and time. Here are some tips to help the process.
Categories: Transition to Adulthood
There are several programs in Texas that provide support for children and adults who have disabilities. These include medical and other long term support services for their loved ones with disabilities. This article provides an overview of some of these programs.
Categories: Family Support
Sometimes, all a parent needs is a friend who understands their challenges. Here are some ways to connect with other parents who’ve been where you are.
Categories: Family Support