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Terri Mauro, Special Children Guide says,
“Almost everything important I’ve learned about raising my kids has come, in one way or another, from fellow parents of children with special needs. We can be an amazing resource for each other.”
From their website:
Our focus at teach2talk™, which is a collaboration between a practicing speech language pathologist and the mother of a child with autism, is on developing high–quality educational products for young children in a wide range of chronological and developmental ages which are based on peer–reviewed, evidence–based scientific research, tested and validated in a clinical therapy setting, and making those products available to parents, teachers, therapists and other professionals.
From their website:
Parents Helping Parents (PHP) strives to improve the quality of life for any child with support or special needs of any age, through educating, supporting and training their primary caregivers.
From their website:
Partners in Education is a self-study course designed to help parents of children with developmental disabilities navigate the special education system and help their children make the most of their potential.
From their website:
Parents, educators, advocates, and attorneys come to Wrightslaw for accurate, reliable information about special education law, education law, and advocacy for children with disabilities.
