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Strategies for staying positive parenting special needs kids
Parenting special needs kids can make it hard to maintain a positive outlook. I'll share 3 ways you can keep it positive!
Tags: parenting special needs special needs parenting disabled child special needs child
by Our Special Families in Family
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Parenting Special Needs Kids - Author/Mom Adrienne Bashista
If you are one of the 15% of families in the U.S. with a special needs child or children, you know all too well the stress and strain and JOY of challenged parenting. Our guest, Adrienne Bashista, is the co-editor of and contributor to the book Easy to Love but Hard to Raise: Real Parents, Challenging Kids, True Stories and she also runs the blog (easytolovebut.com) and Facebook group by the same name. She is also the managing editor of the blog A Mom's View of ADHD (adhdmomma.com) and has written about parenting children with invisible special needs for multiple publications, print and on-line. Along with Penny Williams, she is one of the founders of the Happy Mama Conference and Retreat, a weekend for moms of kids with "invisible" special needs, held in Raleigh, NC. She is also the director of Families Affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, and is a trainer for caregivers of people with FASD.
Tags: Adrienne Bashista Easy to Love but Hard to Raise Happy Mama Conference Parenting Special Needs Children Good-Enough Parenting Show
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Special Needs Kids Project
Coaches Jenn and Julie talk about The Project = a re-vamp of the Special Needs Kids Talk Radio blog, show, and more.
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Dr Fischer - Staying Healthy as a Special Needs Parent
Would you like to feel better, look better and have more self confidence? Has the stress of special needs parenting taken a toll on your health and well being. Tonight we get tips and tools to get ourselves in shape.
Dr Stuart Fischers acclaimed little book of big medical emergencies is truly life saving and has been the subject of multiple television appearances.
· How to save someone who is fainting, choking, or drowning · How to tell if someone is having a stroke, heart attack, or epileptic seizure · How to identify a life-threatening allergic reaction, kidney infection, or pneumonia · How to perform CPR, make tourniquets, create an emergency kit for your home and car, and much more Dr. Fischer’s Park Avenue Diet is a comprehensive program that addresses the seven principal componentsof image, how we appear and how we behave, the reflection of our lifestyle choices that the outside world judges us by. Permanent lifestyle change in The Park Avenue Diet is accomplished with the help of seven top experts in the seven uniquely interconnected components of image: weight, physique, hair, skin, clothing, self- confidence and interpersonal skills.<Tags: health wellness parenting weight loss special needs
by The Coffee Klatch in Health
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A Theory of Parenting - Valentines Special
A Theory of Parenting is proud to present a Valentines Special.We here at A Theory of Parenting would like to read a poem in celebration of Valentines Day.The poem is written by me, Tammi Joyner.The poem is a part of our cardline, here at A Theory of Parenting.The name of the poem is Valentines Day, 365 Days a Year!Valentines Day 365 Days a Year by Tammi Joyner(Speaker)What should I say to you on Valentines Day that I wouldn't or shouldn't say to you in the middle of May? (Speaker)I love
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by A Theory of Parenting in Parents
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The Educators Corner - Parenting Children with Special Needs
Tonight we are going to discuss how parenting effects raising their child with special needs. We are also going to preview iPad apps. Call us toll free: 1-877-511-1030 Watch out iPad demo LIVE at: www.ustream.tv/channel/itpadd
Tags: Special education Autism technology Mark Mautone Marty Schenker
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Special Needs Estate Planning with Antoinette Bone
Monday, May 6, 2013 @1 pm (CST) It is my pleasure to inteview Antoniette Bone, attorney-at-law who brings a very interesting and seldom spoke about topic... estate planning for "special needs" children.
About Antoinette: Antoinette Bone brings a vibrant energy and has had a “can-do” work ethic throughout her career as both an Air Force JAG officer as well as civilian attorney.
Her experience as counsel to senior military officials and civilian management enabled her to develop organizational and strategic thinking skills that ensures every job will be done in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible.
Ms. Bone is licensed to practice in bothTags: antoniette bone michael harris phd texas special needs estate planning antoniette bone lawyer
by Dr Michael Harris in Self Help
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Unit Special Needs Coordinator - Rebroadcast
We have a special return guest coming back to Autism and Scouting Radio. Sean Williams from Three Fires Council / Foxfire District will be coming back to talk about creating a new position within scouting that is being test piloted, Unit Special Needs Coordinator. They are hoping that the Boy Scouts of America will add this new position as a standard adult leadership position within scouting. The position of Unit Special Needs Coordinator is a new position for each unit to have in order to help
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A Theory of Parenting welcomes Jen Hancock
Hello, my name is Jennifer and I'm a writer and speaker who specializes in Humanistic Leadership and Humanistic Parenting topics.
Humanism is a highly effective approach to human development. In fact it is the most humane and holistic approach to ethical philosophy humanity has ever devised.
I am the author of: -The Humanist Approach to Happiness: Practical Wisdom -Jen Hancock's Handy Humanism Handbook -The Bully Vaccine -The Humanist Approach to Happiness Life Skills Course
I am currently working on a book about Humanistic Business Management
I write a freelance column about Humanism for the Bradenton Herald Newspaper. I publish the Happiness through Humanism blog and podcast.
Tags: Interview Parenting HumaneBahavior JenHancock BullyVaccine
by A Theory of Parenting in Parents
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Unit Special Needs Coordinator
We have a special return guest coming back to Autism and Scouting Radio. Sean Williams from Three Fires Council / Foxfire District will be coming back to talk about creating a new position within scouting that is being test piloted, Unit Special Needs Coordinator. They are hoping that the Boy Scouts of America will add this new position as a standard adult leadership position within scouting. The position of Unit Special Needs Coordinator is a new position for each unit to have in
Tags: Autism and Scouting Autism Scouting Special Needs Aspergers
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The Hilarity and Heartache of Parenting
This week's guest is Nikki Knepper, author of the popular blog and Facebook page, "Mom's Who Drink and Swear". Nikki is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor whose blog became the basis for her first book, “Moms Who Drink and Swear: True Tales of Loving My Kids While Losing My Mind.” Nikki is known for her commitment to using her vast and diverse audience to raise awareness and funds for charitable organizations. Her unique style of writing weaves common sense, healthy psychology, and humor into her
Tags: Nicole Knepper Moms Who Drink and Swear Parenting humorous parenting stories Good-Enough Parenting
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Cultivating the Talents in Children with Special Needs
Every human being is born with unique abilities and talents. It takes a special kind of love and skill to recognize these abilities in our children with special needs. We too often dismiss those who learn differently as "handicapped" when in fact they are gallantly overcoming challenges as they develop into magnificent human beings. Special education teacher Phillip Ramczie discusses how he uses his special vocal talent to motivate children with special needs.
Tags: Special Needs Children Phillip Ramczie Education Handicapped
by Host Naimah Latif in Women
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