FinFit is Raising the Bar in how Companies Should Help the Special Needs Community
Before I get started into this post, I’d like to share first as a matter of full-disclosure that I’m not
Read MoreBefore I get started into this post, I’d like to share first as a matter of full-disclosure that I’m not
Read MoreWe defined self regulation and dysregulation in my last post. I want to talk about coregulation today. Psychologist Alan Fogel describes coregulation as the “continuous unfolding of individual action that is susceptible to being continuously modified by the continuously changing actions of the partner.” “Don’t rile up your brothers and sister!” was heard more than a […]
Read MoreRecently, a local Director of Special Education asked me to speak to his Friends of Different Learners group about self regulation. “Sure,” I responded while quietly feeling a little intimidated. What new and effective strategies could I possibly share with parents and teachers who were already experts about the differently-abled children in their lives? My […]
Read MorePlease welcome Lateefah Wielenga, PhD! Dr. Wielenga, founder of The Counseling Kitchen, is a life, couples and business coach based in Long Beach, California. Today, she writes about maintaining a strong “couplehood” in the face of family challenges. Thank you, Dr. Wielenga! Right now you may be experiencing one of the most difficult […]
Read MoreTricked. Outsmarted. Befuddled …or so he thought. Alex thought he had me convinced that no bad behaviors would ever return,
Read MoreThere are many times I feel impassioned about Alex’s special needs. Many times I feel a ferocious roar in my
Read MoreI wonder. Am I energized because I feel more educated? Because we have an answer? Is it the company I
Read MoreDetermination, Observation, Happiness, Compassion, Kindness Determination in all he does shines through, If you watch it will be clear to
Read MoreYep. I said it…kinda. We scrapped the Diazepam, anti-seizure med (otherwise known as Valium) after we were left with
Read MoreSecond opinions aren’t always prolific revelations of new directions; they aren’t always confirmation of your path; they don’t always make
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