Repair, Realign, Restructure – The Three R’s of Special Needs Education
I just finished reading a remarkable post by the author John Elder Robison, Early Intervention or Not. How Do We Decide? . I had an opportunity to […]
Overlooked – White Phoenix Award for Special Needs Students
Many of us have special needs children who are overlooked each year for academic awards, despite the fact they may be trying as hard as they […]
Don’t be Frightened or Mislead by Autism Prevalence Statistics
Be careful before you jump on the 1 in 68 children have autism bandwagon, here are facts you may not know:
1) The CDC statistics are based on data collected from 8 year olds diagnosed with ASD […]
Let’s Get Real
I need 17 minutes of your time to ask a very important question. Feel free to post comments. Be nice. Mean comments or blame shifting posts will not be approved.
Special thanks to my friends for their […]
The Mask People Call Friend
The amount of hours I have spent in therapeutic settings learning the social skills, body language, and facial expressions of the neurotypical world has consumed enough hours […]
The Perfect Life
Often I have been asked, by conference attendees who come to hear me speak, what I want out of life. People are curious if my future includes people, independence, and decadence, or a scary isolated existence. […]
Happy New Year!
Snowflakes 2014
All that could have gone wrong with this film, did. My mic stopped working, forcing me to replace the violin with a midi instrument on the […]
