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This is the DVD Taylor showed at the Texas State Conference on Autism in 2006.Taylor is a young man in his twenties who acknowledges that part of the reason he has the fulfilling life he now has is that his parents created a Circle of Friends for him so that he was surrounded by typical kids. They included him in all their activities and also spoke up to bullies.
Two DVD set.This includes the DVD Taylor showed at the Texas State Conference on Autism in 2006 and a second DVD of his presentation to the 2006 Texas State Autism Conference.Taylor is a young man in his twenties who acknowledges that part of the reason he has the fulfilling life he now has is that his parents created a Circle of Friends for him so that he was surrounded by typical kids. They included him in all their activities and also spoke up to bullies. 2006
A certified School Psychologist and Attorney reveals “inside secrets” of the Special Education advocacy process. This guide will help empower parents to become more effective advocates for their child, especially during recent cuts to school district budgets. Parents will learn a three-step process that will strengthen their advocacy skills, including how to prepare for Child Study Team meetings, record important information, and decide an appropriate next step for their child’s educational future.
Field-tested and shaped by feedback from directors of Early Head Start, child care organizations, and early intervention programs, The Visit is an essential professional development tool for supervisors to use with direct care practitioners who work with young children and their families. For use in homes, clinics, or group care settings, this tool guides supervisors through structured, 1-hour meetings that strengthen parent/professional relationships and capture an accurate picture of the child’s development.
This eBook version of The Voucher System for home allows parents to read the guidelines, and print as many vouchers as their family needs. The Voucher System for Home has […]
When first called to the hospital, Joan Ryan thought it would mean only a few stitches and a wasted afternoon. Instead she was to spend months rather than hours with her son in the hospital and in rehab, watching him fight to survive a traumatic brain injury.
Silly is the way I feelwhen I make a funny faceand wear a goofy, poofy hatthat takes up lots of space. So begins a child’s romp through The Way I Feel, a delightful book that helps kids describe their emotions and understand that feelings are a normal part of life.Feelings come and feelings go.I never know what they’ll be. Silly or angry, happy or sad–They’re all a part of me! Vivid, expressive illustrations fill every page with color, encouraging children to understand their emotions (and those of others).
Now available in a toddler edition!Feelings are normal–for children as well as adults. To help kids both understand the concept of emotions and be able to express their feelings with words, this mother of two created zany characters who soars, sniffle and shriek their way through feelings like joy, disappointment, boredom and anger. It’s used at bedtime, when parents want to talk about what happened that day; in classrooms when teachers want to talk about pride and disappointment; and with sick children who are suffering from fear and confusion as well as pain.
In this innovative book, Dr. Temple Grandin gets down to the REAL issues of autism, the ones parents, teachers, and individuals on the spectrum face every day. Temple offers helpful do’s and don’ts, practical strategies, and try-it-now tips, all based on her “insider” perspective and a great deal of research. These are just some of the specific topics Temple delves into:
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