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Heather Duncan updated the article EPIC-IC 2011 Autumn Conference: Epilepsy & Family Centered Care
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Community Admin added a new video For Once In My Life TrailerFor Once in My Life is a documentary about a unique band of singers and musicians. The 28 band members have a wide range of mental and physical disabi ...
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hi thankyou.....it's been a while since i have been on a site like this one.....i was without a computer for quite sometime....you really don't know how much you will miss something til it's gone. it's nice to connect with other people who know what it's like to have children with special needs and although we all have different challenges with our children there is an understanding that wecan have for each otherand we no longer feel quite as alone. take care jennifer
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Hi Shama- I recommend posting your question on the forum (go to the left side of the screen and click on the Start Discussion button) for a greater likelihood of a response.
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Welcome, I have a son with RAD (reactive attachment disorder) went though many trauma at a young age. I adopted him and have had an on going battle of wills. His out pt therapist took a new job and we are now going to meet a new therapist.He doesn't do well with change. He acts out instead of verablizing his problems. This causes many problems in our home and with neighbors,friends.I ask myself everyday what can I do differently,or am I doing more harm then good on days that he is at his worst.No one is there to tell or offer any helpSo I take one day at a time and enjoy the good days and cry alot on the bad days.
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Hi Lori, It's only be over a year and I never replied back to you. Better late than never. Yes, my boys, ages 9 and 7. 9 y.o. has Asperger's and is very defiant (got suspended from school 4 times this year) and the 7 y.o. is NT and is a very good brother and son. Both are good kids but we definately have our moments with the 9 y.o. Jen
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News
ADHD at Home, at Work and in the Classroom
14 February 2012
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A Half-Day Conference for Parents, Teachers, Professionals, and Adults with ADHDH
Hosted by the Chester County/Main Line chapter of CHADD
(Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)
Next Steps Workshop for Families
08 February 2012
The Center for Autism Research and the Regional Autism Center at
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The Center for Autism Research and the Regional Autism Center at
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia invite you to
Next Steps Workshop for Families
A Workshop for Parents Supporting Young Children
with an Autism Spectrum Disorder
Pennsylvania DPW Releases Nation's Most Comprehensive Autism Needs Assessment
27 January 2012
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For more information about the Department of Public Welfare and the PA Autism Needs Assessment Study, visitwww.dpw.state.pa.us or call the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare Bureau of Autism Services at 1-866-539-7689.
Media contact: Carey Miller or Anne Bale, 717-425-7606
Editor's Note: An electronic copy of the full report can be found here.
