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Mother’s Day for Divorced Moms

Mother’s Day for Divorced Moms

May 4, 2015

Abraham Lincoln once said, “All that I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother.” Arguably, being a mother is the most important job in existence. In order to manage the daily challenges of mothering a child with autism, married couples have a division of duties system that helps their family function…

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Make a Plan: Families with a Child with Autism on Mother’s Day

Make a Plan: Families with a Child with Autis...

May 4, 2015

To want a little pampering and love from your family on Mother’s Day is not unreasonable. Being a mother is a demanding, lifelong job. The rewards of your work are hard won, not taken for granted, and are greatly linked to your children realizing their full potential. When your child has autism though, you may…

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Mother’s Day: Ideas for Married and Divorced Families

Mother’s Day: Ideas for Married and Divorced ...

May 4, 2015

General Tips Step One Plan Early. The earlier you and your ex can agree on what she would like to do on Mother’s Day the easier the day will be. Be specific about who is doing what and when. Clear, specific plans help everyone remain more calm and enjoy the day. Check websites for ideas….

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Mother’s Day: Siblings

Mother’s Day: Siblings

May 4, 2015

Families with a child with autism will likely have siblings who may or may not also be on the spectrum. These parents understand the balancing act of meeting the demanding needs of the child with autism while also providing other siblings with the time and attention they too deserve and need. The mother-child bond is…

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April is Autism Awareness Month

April is Autism Awareness Month

April 2, 2015

“The greatness of our Nation lies in the diversity of our people.  When more Americans are able to pursue their full measure of happiness, it makes our Union more perfect and uplifts us all.  Today, let us honor advocates, professionals, family members, and all who work to build brighter tomorrows alongside those with autism.  Together,…

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The IEP Process

The IEP Process

April 1, 2015

IEP Definition An Individualized Education Program (IEP) is a written statement of the educational program designed to meet a child’s individual needs. Every child who receives special education services must have an IEP. This is required by a Federal law called the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Purpose of an IEP The IEP has…

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