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How to Collaborate Effectively with Your Child’s IEP Team
Guest blog contributed by: Kate Lakowski, NCSP School Psychologist/Educational Consultant with Education Empowerment Partners, PLLC. Consider joining her for a live discussion/Q&A session on Thursday, April 3rd from 7:00-8:00pm during our hybrid […]
The Importance of Therapeutic Preschool
Guest blog contributed by: In2Great! Pediatric Therapy In the early years of a child’s life, the foundation for future learning, behavior, and health is established. Therapeutic school readiness programs play a crucial […]
Why Executive Functions Matter for Social Skill Building
Guest blog contributed by: Alyssa Stone, MT-BC, NMT, Music Therapist,Clinical Director, Owner, and Founder of Dynamic Lynks Executive functioning is a buzzword you often hear in the current age of pediatric […]
What Do I Say? Things to Bring Up or Discuss at your Child’s Parent Conference
Guest blog contributed by Laura Angelus, Special Education Teacher in District 25 So the school year has started and hopefully things are falling into place for everyone! You might have met […]
What it Means to be Neurodiversity Affirming
Join the author of this blog post, Erin Vollmer, MS-CCC-SLP, as she discusses the importance of neurodiversity-affirming care in a FREE, live discussion on Monday, April 29th from 7:00-8:00pm via zoom. Everyone […]
Dream or Nightmare? Choices in Child care
Guest blog contributed by Agnieszka Moroni, MOTR/L, Occupational Therapist and TOTS Director & Founder. Consider joining her for a live discussion/Q&A session on Monday, December 11th from 7:00-8:00pm via zoom! Registration is free, but required […]
Assent: Teaching Our Children Their Communication Has Power
Guest blog contributed by Alana Claxton, MA, BCBA (Board Certified Behavioral Analyst), Clinical Director at Marissa Bennett Consulting Keywords: As parents, when we think of assent and advocacy, our minds might […]
Compassionate Care
Guest blog contributed by Ashley Musial, M.Ed, BCBA, Board Certified Behavioral Analyst at ChildFirst Behavior Therapy. If you are interested in watching the presentation/discussion that compliments this blog post, please visit C.I.T.Y. […]
An Individualized Approach to Celebrating the Holidays
Guest blog contributed by Marissa Bennett, MSEd., BCBA, Board Certified Behavioral Analyst at Marissa Bennett Consulting. It’s beginning to look a lot like the holiday season! It is this time of year […]
Guardianship and Powers of Attorney
Guest blog contributed by Kate Devine Schye, Associate Attorney, at Clancy & Associates, Ltd. When your child with special needs turns 18, he or she legally becomes an adult who can make […]
