INCLUSION.
I SEE YOU. I see you is an African greeting that is more than a hello. It is the soul […]
ABA and SLP, Inclusion, Parent Education
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ABA and SLP, Parent Education
THE WAITLIST DRAMA
Parents need a partner. Children need a right fit from the therapist that reads journal articles and books and not the one who gets advice by writing on Facebook “How do I treat X”… in secret groups.
ABA and SLP, Parent Education
Parent Education vs. Parent Training for Families of Children with Autism
FIVE ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS TO THE PARENT TRAINING For the past few days, my social media has been bombarded with retweets
When Inclusion Hurts
es I said Inclusion can hurt. It can be downright painful. And that’s truth. The old saying “Nothing Good Comes Easy” can definitely be applied toward the process of including. And each year, things change (teachers, therapists, kids, the social dynamic increases). Inclusion in the early years is not as much of a challenge than when hitting second and third grade.
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Teaching Yes and No question forms
Teaching people with communication impairments to respond to Yes/No questions requires a level of knowledge and understanding from the person(s)
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