Talking to Your Child About Their Disability: Building Confidence Through Honest Conversations
This summer I gave a talk at the Family Cafe on how parents can help their children develop self-advocacy skills, but what I...
This summer I gave a talk at the Family Cafe on how parents can help their children develop self-advocacy skills, but what I...
When your child has a disability, the school system can feel overwhelming. Between evaluations, IEP meetings,...
The Fourth of July is a time for cookouts, parades, fireworks, and spending time with family and friends. While some...
For many families of children with disabilities, summer can feel like a break from routines, therapies, and school...
It's hard to believe that it's June! Summer is here, and for many families that means pool parties, beach trips, vacations,...
If you live in Florida (and basically anywhere in the US) and have a kid in public school, May is TESTING MONTH. Especially...
Quite often, an advocate’s first experience in the world of educational advocacy is through their involvement in a parent...
Goblins, ghosts and ghouls are in no short supply come October 31 each year. Lots of kids find dressing up a big treat, but...
I hope that you had a joyous holiday season and did what I did this week, and took some time off to reset, regroup and...
