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Elaine Taylor KlaussA Decade Lost: Ending the Isolation of Inconclusive Diagnosis
With no clear diagnosis for her complex child, Elaine felt isolated and uncertain, when all she needed to do was seek the company of other parents.
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Diana KeoughThe Top Five Sites to Check Out if Your Child Has Autism
Receiving a diagnosis of autism can be terrifying. Diana highlights the top five online resources to help you take the next step.
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Jacque DigiesoAutism: Finally, Some Hope
Even though she started out teaching special needs children, Jacque didn't want any autistic children to attend The Cottage School. She has since learned that autistic students can experience phenomenal success.
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Diane Snyder CowanGrief and Autism Spectrum Disorder
Just as each person with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is unique, their grief is unique.
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Spirit Behind the News
Even with Skype, phone calls and other technology designed to connect people, Ben Kamin finds it hard to kiss away his (grown) daughter's boo-boo.

Kristen HolmI Kid You Not
It's a mom's job to offer opinions and guide their children. But what about when the kids turn on Mom and critique her?

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Margaret has a discussion with her eighth-graders about cheating and remembers that when you cheat, you cheat yourself.

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Pranks were a way of life at Dale's college, and in the world of pranks there were no conscientious objectors and no one was exempt.

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As Susanne starts to take objects from her mother's house, she ponders the value- financial and emotional- of her own possessions.
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Carey grew up in a dysfunctional household, but she chose not to pass that on when she had kids. Here's how she stopped the toxic cycle.

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When a School Issue Arises, When Should Parents Get Involved?

Today’s world of education is fraught with potholes, even for a typical child.  Strong statement, I know.  As a parent of two adults, one with a learning disability and one without, and a teacher for over 40 years working with typical and at-r [...]

Posted by Jacque Digieso • 4 hours ago • 0 Comment(s)

We Need Fewer Flags and More Spirit

The winds of freedom-yearning blowing in Egypt, Libya and elsewhere make me think again:  Why flags; why not spirit? In the luminous wartime motion picture, based on Michael Ondaatje’s novel, “The English Patient,” the dying heroine in the des [...]

Posted by Ben Kamin • 4 hours ago • View comments

Depression: Many clients not taught when young that it gets better

A core belief of depression is not only that “Life sucks,” but “It Will Always Be This Way.” This hopelessness can lead to suicide. That’s why I’m so grateful to the folks who are reaching out to gay youth with the “It Gets Better” [...]

Posted by Dina Zeckhausen • 4 hours ago • View comments

50-year-old Writer Seeks Summer Job

We have been looking for a summer job for the past several weeks, my son and I. Yes, I said “We,” even though I have a full-time career.  But at the in-between age of 14 ½, my son requires some help. Of course, he would debate this point. My son [...]

Posted by Ginger Emas • 6 hours ago • View comments

Could You Save Your Choking Child?

I saved my youngest son’s life this week.    My youngest son, Robby started choking at dinner earlier this week.  As soon as I realized he wasn’t kidding around, I walked over to him, told him I was going to put some pressure on his sto [...]

Posted by Diana Keough • 7 hours ago • View comments

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