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June 2022 E-Newsletter

June 2022 E-Newsletter

Welcome New Staff | Summer Parent Groups | Covid Vaccines for Children Under 5 | Partners in Policymaking Connected June 2022 Newsletter June 2022 E-Newsletter Resources, information, and other parents who understand what you are going through. Welcome Amanda Travers, Parent Group Facilitator, Brainerd Lakes Area We are excited to

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May 2022 E-Newsletter

Parent Panel: Choosing Early Autism Supports | Honoring Julie Becket’s Life | Article: Talking to Children About Violence Connected May 2022 Newsletter Corrected May 2022 E-Newsletter Resources, information, and other parents who understand what you are going through. Honoring the Legacy of Julie Beckett It is with great sadness we

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April 2022 E-Newsletter

Thank You Volunteers | Webinars | Training Opportunity | Welcome New Staff Connected April 2022 Newsletter Corrected April 2022 E-Newsletter Resources, information, and other parents who understand what you are going through. Thank You Parent Volunteers We are sending a big shout out and immense gratitude to all of our

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Our Feet Rise and Fall Together

Contributor: Rebecca Schlough, Parent “Our Feet Rise and Fall Together”, that was the theme for the Special Olympics USA Games Seattle, 2018. The first week of July 2018, was the best EVER! Our daughter Chloe has been participating in Special Olympics sports since she was 9 –gymnastics, softball, swimming, bowling

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Communicating With the IEP Team

I would personally admit that one of the most complicated and challenging aspects of raising a child with special healthcare needs has been the transition to school. My son, Isaac started kindergarten this past fall. Not only was this a time of transition for our family, it was a very emotional

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7 Tips for Vision Writing

In the world of disabilities and planning I often think of “transition” as moving into adulthood. It starts at age 16 and ends at 22. But truthfully, transitions are constant in life. Those of us with young kids cannot mistake transition as a topic for a later date. It is imperative

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Finding Myself Through Self Care

SELF CARE.  Those two words haunt me everywhere I go.  My therapist, my doctor, my friends, everyone talks about self-care, but does anyone really do it?  What is it?  So, taking a half hour to read a book or chat with a friend or go for a walk is really

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