We provide information and resources to help families recover their #specialneeds children from their diagnosis.

Michigan, USA
Joined August 2013
Special needs parenting brings extraordinary love — and extraordinary pressure. Hear the real challenges couples face when raising a child with medical, developmental, or behavioral needs. #specialneeds #ADHD #Autism #IEP #Advocacy #HCK youtube.com/watch?v=NXrV8ObM…
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Have you talked with your child who has #autism about how to interact with the police? patienttalk.org/autism-how-t…
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PARENTS: Did you know our Anxiety in Athletes resource includes a whole section dedicated to supporting your athlete? Read more about what you should know about anxiety here: bit.ly/3uiddZJ
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Ask your doctor if inflammation could play a part in your child's #autism, #OCD, or #ADHD diagnosis. If they say "no", keep looking for another doctor.
A few more days for MDs/DOs/PhDs to request free admission to the 2023 Inflammatory Brain Disorders Conference, a live *virtual* CME event May 18-19, 2023. neuroimmune.org/inflammatory…
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Did you know about this radio-frequency exposure warning on your iPhone? 🤯 Learn more about how to reduce your daily RF exposure w/ Cece Doucette on #CHDTV ⏯ bit.ly/3WxGbAK #WirelessRadiation #EMF #EMFExposure
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Here's a timeline of autism-related conferences coming up in 2023. Plan to attend any of them? Are there other meetings on your calendar already? Let us know in the comments. bit.ly/3YKIimU
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Kara Dingess of Florida Sate University is looking for: biological and stepparents over 18 living with #autistic adolescent (ages 4-12) living in the US for a 20-min online study to examine the impact of positive psychology on the stress levels of parents of #autistic children
Understanding the impact perceptions of severity has on parents of autistic children – please help – Patient Talk patienttalk.org/s-understand…
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We completely agree. So much learning is lost in those first four years if a child is unable to comprehend the material presented to them.
Early intervention is key! The wait to fail model is disastrous for our students. This is why we need to screen our students early on.
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What a great story of #recovery, finding #community, and the overlooked importance of #selfcare.
👊New FASD Caregiver Success Series 👊 fasdsuccess.com/blog/podcast… Michelle’s story is unique but not unique to #FASD. It parallels many, but is different. After significant challenges led to a residential treatment program, Michelle had to learn how to parent her son from afar.
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