Free Presentation for Parents of Children with Special Needs: How to take the “rivalry” out of “sibling rivalry” when you have a child with special needs Speaker: Dr. Eric Nach, Ph.D., M.Ed., A.S.D.c. When: Monday November 10th, 2014 from 7:00-8:30p The Support For Students Growth Center SSGC, 5458 Town Center Rd., Suite #7, Boca Raton, […]
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Goal Setting for Kids is essential for building a successful life. However, teaching kids how to set and achieve goals is not part of most school curriculums, nor is it taught in most homes. Many parents never learned the techniques of goal setting, and are still struggling with their own. You don’t need to know […]
Reassuring the Nervous Child Nervousness is a part of life. Pressure produces a great deal of anxiety, which fires up all our physiological systems. Our heart races, our skin sweats, our tummy agitates, and our blood pounds. In spite of our imprudent views as adults that kids have very little to be worried about, they […]
Time Management 101: Time Management For Families Successful time management results in successful stress management. And in today’s busy world, it’s especially important for families to find quality time to spend together. Discover 6 easy time management tips you can incorporate today. Teach your children to form good time management habits now so they’ll become […]
Children with Autism are very concrete and literal and we should not assume that they are picking up everything we do via watching or observing us. We need to be more mindful and deliberate when it comes to parenting a child with autism because they do not always absorb things just by being exposed to […]
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Recreation and leisure activities are key components of community participation, but daily living skills such as cooking, hygiene, travel/mobility, money management and health care are also necessary for successful everyday functioning. In my classroom we work on a functional life skills curriculum. This means that every lesson incorporates some form of necessary life skill for […]
How to take the "rivalry" out of "sibling rivalry" when you have a child with special needs
Free Presentation for Parents of Children with Special Needs: How to take the “rivalry” out of “sibling rivalry” when you have a child with special needs Speaker: Dr. Eric Nach, Ph.D., M.Ed., A.S.D.c. When: Monday November 10th, 2014 from 7:00-8:30p The Support For Students Growth Center SSGC, 5458 Town Center Rd., Suite #7, Boca Raton, […]
Goal Setting for Kids
Goal Setting for Kids is essential for building a successful life. However, teaching kids how to set and achieve goals is not part of most school curriculums, nor is it taught in most homes. Many parents never learned the techniques of goal setting, and are still struggling with their own. You don’t need to know […]
Reassuring the Nervous Child
Reassuring the Nervous Child Nervousness is a part of life. Pressure produces a great deal of anxiety, which fires up all our physiological systems. Our heart races, our skin sweats, our tummy agitates, and our blood pounds. In spite of our imprudent views as adults that kids have very little to be worried about, they […]
Time Management 101: Time Management For Families
Time Management 101: Time Management For Families Successful time management results in successful stress management. And in today’s busy world, it’s especially important for families to find quality time to spend together. Discover 6 easy time management tips you can incorporate today. Teach your children to form good time management habits now so they’ll become […]
Meaningful Social Skill Lessons for a Child With Autism
Children with Autism are very concrete and literal and we should not assume that they are picking up everything we do via watching or observing us. We need to be more mindful and deliberate when it comes to parenting a child with autism because they do not always absorb things just by being exposed to […]
Recreation and leisure activates key component
Recreation and leisure activities are key components of community participation, but daily living skills such as cooking, hygiene, travel/mobility, money management and health care are also necessary for successful everyday functioning. In my classroom we work on a functional life skills curriculum. This means that every lesson incorporates some form of necessary life skill for […]