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A Space of Their OwnSusan Varsames, M.Ed.Organizing the home for children with special needs.
ABCs and Learning DifficultiesLoretta CliftPreparing your special needs child for school.
Accessing Early InterventionJudy WinterHow to help your young child with special needs.
ADHD and the AM RoutineJohn F. Taylor, Ph.D.Making mornings go smoothly for kids with attention problems.
ADHD or Gifted?David Palmer, Ph.D.What parents need to know.
Advocating for Your Special Needs Child’s EducationPatricia S. Phelan, Esq.How to prepare for an IEP meeting.
Alternative TreatmentsRita ShrefflerLooking beyond traditional ASD therapies.
Applied Behavioral Analysis and Occupational TherapyAli Adlah, OTR/L, Christopher Cook, MS.Ed., BCaBA, and Melissa Vitarelli, MS.Ed., BCBAAddressing how such therapies can benefit developmentally delayed children.
Art SmartsEllen NotbohmOffering kids with special needs a creative outlet.
As the Paper Folds, the Mind UnfoldsHagit Shalev, MSWOrigami as a rehabilitation tool for special education.
AutismKaren Siff ExkornA journey of recovery with autism.
Autism and EconomicsJeffrey R. SilvermanFinancial planning for families with special needs.
Autism Spectrum DisordersNancy D. WisemanAdjusting to the reality of a diagnosis.
Balancing ActDr. Robert MelilloHow brain imbalances may lead to autism.
Behind the PainAlexa B. Adams, M.D.Understanding on juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.
Biomedical InterventionSally KirkThe best-kept secret about autism-spectrum disorders transformed our lives.
Brain TrainingRich MancusoBoosting brain power and reducing learning struggles.
Breaking the SilenceLorraine KaplanTeaching children about mental illness.
Cause for ConcernJerome Bubrick, Ph.DWhen to worry about your kid’s worries.
Challenges in the ClassroomKaren K. Lowry, RN, MSNHelping kids with ADHD to thrive academically.
Co-Parenting and Special NeedsSherri DonovanEnsuring that divorce doesn't hurt your tyke's well-being.
Coming to TermsKristen De Noia, Esq.Navigating the maze of special education acronyms.
Dealing With AutismKaren ZelanAdvice for parents of autistic children.
Dealing with BulliesRita Shreffler and Leslie PhillipsWays to defend your special needs child.
Dealing With DyslexiaGina Roberts-GreyUnderstanding dyslexia.
Discipline and DisabilityRandy ChapmanDetermining when a child’s misbehavior in school is related to a disability.
Do You Feel What I Feel?Britt Collins, MS, OTR/LUnderstanding sensory processing disorder in children.
Does Your Child Have ADHD?Ramon Manon-Espaillat, M.D., and Alan R. Taylor, PA-CA test provides answers about attention.
DSM-5Marisela Huerta, Ph.D.Decoding what it means.
DyslexiaRobert Frank, Ph.D., and Kathryn E. LivingstonHow can you help your dyslexic child?
Easing Attention StrugglesJanie PetersonMaintaining routine to enjoy summertime with your ADHD child.
Evolving TreatmentsLiz Matheis, Ph.D.The progression of special needs therapies.
Finding an Alternative to ADHD DrugsGeorge LuntzA parent’s success story.
Finding SupportJoanne Curcio-QuiñonesA local resource for families with special needs.
Focus on ADHDBeth Ann HillHelping your child live with ADHD.
Food ChainingCheri Fraker, CCC/SLPA solution to picky and problem eating.
Food FactorsJane HerseyHow diet affects ADHD.
For the RecordGloria Lopez-CordleHow to organize the medical history of a child with special needs.
Friendship and ADHDSusan Ashley, Ph.D.Nine ways to make more buddies at school.
From Tinseltown to Your Town, Autism is EverywhereJenny McCarthyJenny McCarthy on adjusting to her child’s diagnosis of autism.
George and SamCharlotte MooreOne mother tells of life with her two autistic boys.
Graduating Nursery School with HonorsChantal AflaloCoping strategies for children with special needs.
Heartbreak and JoyJudith ScottOne mother’s journey parenting a daughter with a genetic disorder.
Hidden DisabilitiesJudy BlakeTeaching compassion for those who are different.
Honor National Autism Awareness Month
How About ME?Dr. Linda SonnaHelping your children deal with their special-needs sibling.
How Fast Life ChangesElaine ParkerMaking tomorrow brighter for children with motor disabilities.
Hungry for CompassionRichard Kahn, MS, RDFeeding children with delays.
In Need of AttentionElaine Lerner, MSW, CSWHow to be a better parent to your learning disabled child.
InclusionSean AdelmanWhat it means in the world of special needs.
Inclusive EducationPatricia S. Phelan, Esq.Integrating special needs and typical students in the classroom.
Infantile SpasmsW. Donald Shields, M.D.Recognizing how this seizure disorder affects young children.
Keeping Hope AliveLisa C. GreeneMaintaining an attitude of gratitude while parenting children with cystic fibrosis.
Leaps & BoundsLisa PopovichA shift in community development allows special needs and typical kids to play together.
Make a PlanDr. Scott BarkinInsight for special needs families to gear up for a fulfilling summer.
Moms Know BestLiz Matheis, Ph.D.Recognizing the early signs of autism.
Moving On, Moving UpEric ChessenWhy physical fitness is essential for children with special needs.
My Child Has Special NeedsKami EvansCoping with a diagnosis.
Now What?Elaine Lerner, MSW, CSWA parent’s role after an ADHD diagnosis.
Occupational Therapy and KidsJessica Franco, MS, OTR/L, and Dana Blumberg, OTR/L, SI CertifiedTreatment for those with motor difficulties.
OCDDeniz Sidali, MAWhen an obsession becomes a disorder.
On the Home FrontJackie CeonzoThe struggle for support endured by families with special needs children.
One Tic At a TimeDylan PetersGrowing up with Tourette Syndrome.
Our Son, KennyBarbara CoppoGrowing up with autism in a conflicting world.
Out of BalanceElaine Lerner, MSW, CSWHelp for parents of learning disabled children.
Parental AdvocacyAreva D. Martin, Esq.Support for children on the autistic spectrum.
Polycystic Kidney DiseaseMichele KarlDecoding what’s hidden in our genes.
Rett SyndromeAleksandra Djukic, MD, PhDHope for those with the neurodevelopmental disorder.
Seizures and Your ChildThe Epilepsy FoundationDealing with epilepsy in children.
Selective MutismJonathan Berent, LCSW, ACSWA child's silent scream.
Selective MutismMarian B. Moldan, LCSW-RA challenging yet treatable silence.
Sense and SensibilityNancy PeskeTreating sensory processing disorders.
Sensory Smart ParentingLindsey BielWhen your child has sensory issues and where to turn for help.
Services for FamiliesGina ZippoGiving residents a shoulder to lean on.
Should I be Concerned?Maureen SchwartzRecognizing learning disabilities.
Should You Bank on it?Mamie LipariThe basics of cord blood banking.
Silent WorldJuanita TurnerA daughter shares the ability to hear with her mom.
So, You Knew That Already?Naomi BrickelAdvocating academics for your child with special needs.
Soap and WaterLisa SaundersWhat you need to know about preventing birth defects.
Special Needs SchoolingDr. Liz MatheisThe essentials for a successful school year.
Speech & LanguageDiane R. Paul, PhD, CCC-SLPThe connection between early development and school success.
Speech and Language ConcernsLauren Weiner, MS, CCC-SLPWhen and how to seek help for your child's development.
Speech and Language DisordersDiane Paul, Ph.D., CCC-SLPHow to help your preschooler tackle the obstacles.
Speech and Language ProblemsDorothy P. Dougherty, MA, CCC-SLPSeven ways to help your child speak clearly.
Speech StrugglesLori Melnitsky, MA, CCC-SLPWhy kids stutter and what to do about it.
Spreading SunshineRachel KalinaDenise DiBella started her small business seven and a half years ago to widen the variety of affordable programs available to Long Island families.
Sticks and StonesJudy WinterWhich words to use when speaking to or about a special needs child.
Stretching the Mind and BodyKami EvansThe benefits of yoga for children with special needs.
Struggling With ReadingPaul B. Yellin, M.D., FAAPDoes my child have dyslexia?
Sunny DaysDr. Scott Barkin and Gina MarangaEnjoying the summer with special needs children.
Surpassing BoundariesAmy RossiAnimal therapy transforms disabilities into abilities.
Talk Therapy Part IErica L. Fener, Ph.D.Are parents important in speech therapy?
Talk Therapy Part IIErica L. Fener, Ph.D.How parents can assist with speech therapy.
Talking About AutismNancy D. WisemanAn expert Q&A about autism.
Talking PointsLemmietta McNeilly, Ph.D., CCC-SLPWhat is normal, and what isn’t regarding speech and language development.
Team CollaborationNicole Kolenda, MS, CCC-SLPA key factor to a successful therapy program for your child.
Ten Things Your Student With Autism Wishes You KnewEllen NotbohmInsight from a child’s perspective.
The ABCs of Social Skill DevelopmentJennifer and Laurie Jacobs, MA, CCC-SLPEncouraging children with autism spectrum disorder to socialize.
The Art of Special NeedsRosa Clemens-HinesUsing creativity to unlock the development of children with special needs.
The Autistic FightAnne ScroggsOne mom’s breakthrough business educating special needs children.
The Blossoming of PeaceKathryn Lynard SoperParenting a child with Down syndrome.
The High Functioning AutismEllen NotbohmAsperger's explained.
The Syndrome MixMartin L. Kutscher, M.D.When kids experience a combination of special needs issues.
The Well OneHeather Summerhayes CariouWhat it’s like to have a sibling with special needs.
Therapy Moves ForwardDon Scott Matthews, OT, MSChanging the lives of children with special needs.
Toying AroundToy Industry AssociationActivities that encourage skill building for children of all abilities.
Twice Exceptional KidsKimberly BusiExceptional because they are gifted & exceptional because they learn differently.
Unbridled PotentialChristina EyubogluEquestrian therapy and special needs.
Understanding the Ups and DownsEdward M. Hallowell, M.D.Guidance on being a great parent to your child with ADHD.
What About Me?Roberta Rachel Omin, LCSWMaintaining fairness among special needs and typical siblings.
What to Expect for Autistic Children?Jennifer Gillis, Ph.D., BCBAA look at the future of autism.
When a Cold is More Than Just a ColdVicki and Fred ModellUnderstanding primary immunodeficiency.
Why a Diagnosis in Kids is KeyGregory T. Lombardo M.D., Ph.DA look diagnosing and treating bipolar disorder in children.

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