Posted by: Breezy Special Ed March 2020 You can find the full article here: http://www.breezyspecialed.com/2020/03/distance-home-learning-packets-and.html?fbclid=IwAR2nyhUEUfb1kD1sBpiIo1aMKwE6jvPgYAVgefd82MaPzRqFag2qF-WbNcc With students out of school, we need more resources to help parents teach their children. Here are a few suggested by Breezy Special Ed: This definitely presents a unique challenge for all teachers (and families), and especially special education teachers […]
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October 12, 2016 By Matthew Rozsa Despite the stats being slightly outdated, it’s still true today! In August, the National Autistic Society called on medical professionals to change the way they diagnose women and girls with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Ever since the term autism was first coined by Hans Asperger in 1944, it has remained predominantly, if anecdotally, associated with men […]
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by Healthy Holistic Living Published on March 21, 2018 https://www.healthy-holistic-living.com/childhood-anxiety/?utm_source=CA&fbclid=IwAR34HmxT0zFEWbeQUQBwVY8fT2G0drRNA9U-UxcKv8g13YJIJtk6p6iLiBo Often people don’t realize how much stress children can experience and how much pressure they can be under. Sometimes this pressure is put on themselves when they compare themselves to others, or sometimes they feel this pressure coming from parents or other family members. But one thing […]
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FEB 27 and MARCH 5: DDBP Outreach 2-Day Toilet Training Children with Developmental Disabilities (9am-Noon; Cincinnati Children’s Liberty Campus) $25 one-time registration fee per family. Register with Jennifer Gastright at [email protected] or 513-636-2742 For: parents and caregivers (adults only, no childcare) Event Basics: group format, coaches you through toilet training a child with DD, individual and/or intensive […]
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When: JAN 18 and JAN 19, 2020 What: Great Parks “Wonderful Winter Weekend” Sensory Sensitive Hours Time: 10-11am Where: Miami Whitewater Forest Visitor Center Cost: FREE but a craft is offered for a small fee. Social narrative available in file link above. For: ALL family members Event Basics: winter themed games, activities, zany photo op, […]
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In Home, School or Cincinnati Therapy Connections’s Office – Speech and/or Occupational Therapy
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Have you been looking for help for you child? Do they need speech therapy? Do they need occupational therapy (OT)? Have you decided to homeschool or use a private school and need speech or occupational therapy help for your child? Cincinnati Therapy Connections can help! We provide occupational and speech therapy for school aged children […]
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Have you liked and followed our facebook page yet? If not, click here to like the page: https://www.facebook.com/CincinnatiTherapyConnections/?ref=bookmarks Cincinnati Therapy Connections (CTC) shares tips on speech, language, fine motor, sensory and educational tips to help you learn more about speech and occupational therapy. We provide occupational therapy and speech therapy in Cincinnati and Dayton areas. […]
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Did you know Cincinnati Therapy Connections is a Jon Peterson and Autism scholarship provider?! We help your child make meaningful educational gains in their speech and occupational therapy needs. By connecting with you as parent, teaching you how to help your child and collaborating on academics we create an IEP team to help your child […]
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Transition planning is intended to prepare students to move from the world of school to the world of adulthood. It’s never too early to begin. This FREE training series is ideal for professionals and caregivers to ask questions, grow resources, and network with others embarking on the transition journey. Register to attend one or all four sessions. Professional CEUs pending. […]
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Written by: Ellen Stumbo, The Mighty’s parenting editor. From The Mighty.com https://themighty.com/2019/07/kids-disabilities-belong-with-typical-kids/?utm_source=Autism_Page&utm_medium=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR0nG_DPW7aHg_dXmLrFPxTgaynAXI1GJ1SrrQiEuAjJigaZhzjF8EAZdr0 Last Saturday, Stella Turnbull, a 12-year-old who has a disability (the children’s version of Lou Gehrig’s disease or ALS), won a 4H competition with her goat. However, not everyone was happy with Stella’s win. The Turnbull family received an anonymous letter stating they “should […]