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autism: What do you see?

by MomAdvocate | Nov 3, 2021 | Autism, Disability Rights, Inspirational, Parenting Autism, Personal Development, Social Skills, Special Needs, Types of Autism | 0

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autism acceptance

by MomAdvocate | Oct 22, 2021 | Disability Rights, Educational Support, Inspirational, Parenting Autism, Special Needs | 0

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Special needs children and return to in person learning

by MomAdvocate | Sep 15, 2021 | Accommodations, Autism, COVID-19, Daily Living Skills, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Homeschooling, IEP, Life Skills, Pandemic, Parenting Autism, Personal Development, Progress, Social Skills, Special Needs, Uncategorized | 0

This year has been extremely tough for special needs students because they have missed out on so...

When is the right time to stop accommodating your special needs child?

by MomAdvocate | Aug 9, 2021 | Accommodations, Autism, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Homeschooling, IEP, Life Skills, Pandemic, Special Needs, Uncategorized | 0 |

National Autism Resources is the leading online resource for information, advice, toys, gifts, educational products and more. Every Year we have to usually get on our local school district to continue to accommodate for our...

autism quote: adhd & aspergers

by MomAdvocate | Apr 16, 2021 | Autism, Disability Rights, Personal Development, Special Needs, Uncategorized | 0

“From One Parent to the Next, Keep fighting, Keep Advocating, Keep Doing What is Right so...

5 Tracking Tools to utilize for loved ones with special needs or dementia

by MomAdvocate | Feb 22, 2021 | Abuse in School, Accommodations, activities, Autism, COVID-19, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Life Skills, Pandemic, Parenting Autism, Schedules, Special Needs | 0 |

GPS Tracker Hidden in a Cute Stuffed Animal Mini GPS Tracker Mini GPS tracker under 3 in. long...

Meeting Expectations as An Autistic Employee

by MomAdvocate | Nov 9, 2020 | Accommodations, Autism, Bullying, Daily Living Skills, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Personal Development, Self-Confidence, Social Skills, Transitions | 0 |

Meeting Expectations As an Autistic EmployeeBy George David Williams For thousands of autistic...

Oops…They Did It Again!

by MomAdvocate | Oct 31, 2019 | Accommodations, Autism, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, IEP, Public School and Autism | 0 |

“Sometime I want to Throw My Hands Up in the Air” Every single year we discuss...

First Day of School is Wednesday…fingers crossed

by MomAdvocate | Aug 27, 2019 | Accommodations, Autism, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, IEP, Public School and Autism, Schedules, Social Skills, Special Needs, Transitions | 0 |

We finally were able to get our son’s schedule worked out before the first day of school. I...

No More PT Services for our Autistic Son

by MomAdvocate | Oct 31, 2018 | Accommodations, Autism, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, IEP, Uncategorized | 0 |

By Teresa Cooper@embracingthespectrum.com My husband and I just learned today that our autistic son may be aging out of his Physical Therapy Services at our local school district.. We are not sure how to feel at this point...

Employment for my Special Needs Son…I’m worried

by MomAdvocate | May 2, 2018 | Disability Rights, Schedules, Social Skills | 0 |

Although this will not be happening for another 7-8 years, the road will be long and windy for my special needs autistic son. That statistic above, does not look very promising so I don’t know what the next 7 years will...

Abuse and Autism In School

by MomAdvocate | Apr 9, 2018 | Abuse in School, Bullying, Disability Rights, Public School and Autism, Social Skills | 0 |

When I see headlines like my post above I cringe. Abuse of any kind should not be happening in the very institutions that are there to protect and educate our children, but it seems that if your child has a disability they are...

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autism: What do you see?

autism: What do you see?

autism acceptance

Special needs children and return to in person learning

When is the right time to stop accommodating your special needs child?

autism quote: adhd & aspergers

5 Tracking Tools to utilize for loved ones with special needs or dementia

Meeting Expectations as An Autistic Employee

Oops…They Did It Again!

First Day of School is Wednesday…fingers crossed

No More PT Services for our Autistic Son

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