As someone who makes a living using all things internet I really have to stay on top of the latest and greatest stuff. So I’m a big fan of someone named Chris Brogan, someone you have probably never heard of. So I’d like to introduce you.
Vilagers, this is Chris, New Media Marketing Expert and all-around [...]
Filed under: Information Resources, Inspiration, National Resources by Sandy | Social tagging: Autism > Autism Spectrum > Special Needs Kids
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Hey Everybody,
It’s getting to be that time again.. The Autism Awareness and Resource Fair. I am starting to put it together.. I have the date set for March 27th, 2010, at Pioneer Park in Santa Maria from 10:00-2:00. We would like the same type of fair as last year except fewer [...]
Filed under: Fun Stuff!, Local Resources by Sandy | Social tagging: Advocacy > Autism > Autism Spectrum > Parenting Special Needs Kids > Pervasive Developmental Disorder
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I received an email from Caroline Gaibel of Parenting a Special Needs Child asking me to let you know about her video blog. I poked around it and I think you will find it very interesting.
There is an interesting video with Professor Feuerstein, a cognitive psychologist who has worked with children who have FAS, autism [...]
Filed under: Parenting Info by Sandy | Social tagging: Autism > Brain Damage > FAS > Fetal Alcohol Syndrome > Parenting Special Needs Kids > Special Needs
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I received this from Candyce and wanted to pass it along!
Hello,
I hope everybody had an excellent holiday! We sure did, but along with that we have been very busy. I just finished up two courses at Hancock and am anxious to get going again. I have been a bit lax with our get togethers because [...]
Filed under: Local Resources, Support Groups, Volunteer! by Sandy | Social tagging: Autism > Autism Society > Special Needs Support
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Ohana means no one gets left behind.
Years ago I took my kids to see the movie “Lilo and Stich”. It’s set in Hawaii and revolves around the theme of Ohana. According to Wikipedia, “Part of Hawaiian culture, ʻohana means family in an extended sense of the term including blood-related, adoptive or intentional. It emphasizes that [...]
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