Sometimes I have moments where I just can't believe this is my life. How did I get here?
Categories: Family Support
Before I had my son, I was a special education teacher. I was one of those teachers who believed that these "special" kids needed to be kept safe. After teaching in a self-contained special education class, my views slowly started to change.
Categories: Family Support, Education & Schools, Transition to Adulthood
Without all the legal documents, we can’t be sure our children who have special health care needs will get the care and services they need if something happens to us. Final plans are not fun, but will make a huge difference in your child’s future.
Categories: Family Support
Raising a child with mental health issues may involve therapeutic parenting. It is hard, but worth the work.
Categories: Family Support
Parents can heal from a lot of things and forgive most of the time. But some things don’t heal.
Categories: Family Support
You should get a second opinion if you are uncomfortable with your child’s treatment information or diagnosis.
Categories: Diagnosis & Health Care, Family Support
Disasters often happen unexpectedly. It’s always good to be prepared, especially if you care for someone with a disability. "Grab-and-Go bags" are a great way to prepare yourself and your family. Here's what you need to know.
Categories: Family Support
How and why I was able to get an inclusive education for my son with autism.
Categories: Education & Schools
Children grow up having dreams—dreams of being a princess or a football player or a doctor or a teacher. They have so many dreams. The world is their oyster. When your child has a disability, those dreams are different.
Categories: Family Support, Transition to Adulthood
Autism Lifeline Links (ALL) is a new concept in care coordination for individuals and families living with an autism diagnosis in the San Antonio area.
Categories: Family Support