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- Hi, I'm Carol Greenburg. I have Aspergers Syndrome, a type of autism. When my son was diagnosed with disabilities, my personal experiences helped me help him. In 2008, I founded Brooklyn Special Needs Consulting for kids like him.
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Brooklyn Campus of Long Island Univ...
Tuesday, December 8 at 6:00pm - Help! I Need Somebody: Resourc...
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Monday, September 14 at 11:30am - Laughing Matters
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- Consider ConsiderVision.org 3:37pm Dec 30|1 Comment
- Marines Support Their Own 8:17pm Dec 28
- Oh Braidle,Braidle,Braidle... 5:15pm Dec 13
Any parent wants quick answers when they suspect their child has a disability, but misdiagnosis is a common way to end up on the wrong road. That's why particularly like this site's gentle reminder to explore all possibilities before jumping to any conclusions. ...
Best way to support the troops is to support their families. Especially when those famiilies include children with disabilities...
Brooklyn Special Needs Consulting The same principles apply to people with attentional difficulties or auditory processing difficulties.
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Making holiday meals and celebrations more comfortable and enjoyable for those with hearing impairment
Brooklyn Special Needs Consulting More cool stuff that can help students with disibilities here.
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The arrival of Mac OS X Snow Leopard ushers in a new era of accessibility for students of all abilities. Every Mac comes equipped with dozens of assistive technologies—many of which you won’t find in other operating systems, at any price. ...
A bunch of folks on Twitter (where I encourage you to follow me under the username "Aspieadvocate") have been asking me where I got the Autism Emergency card I handed that nice police officer in "Good Cop," the peice I posted the other night...
Brooklyn Special Needs Consulting Many thanks to Ayun Halliday for bringing this book to my attention. BSNC fan Shannon Des Roches Rosa did an interview with the editors.
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Sparkly rainbows and miracle cures: those are what too many books about parenting children with special needs are made of. We may succumb to them during our initial post-child's-diagnosis research frenzy, but the truth is most of our kids have already
Be compassionate and communciate effectively and make the most of the holidays with the developmenta
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The holidaysare a time for families to come together and in all families this brings a certain amount of stress. For families with children with special needs this can be compounded by sharing our children ...
Brooklyn Special Needs Consulting Focus on Disability Scholarship for Student Producers... http://bit.ly/3siZwp
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Loreen Arbus Focus on Disability ScholarshipOpen to Student Producers currently enrolled in a U.S. College,University or Community CollegeThanks to a…
Brooklyn Special Needs Consulting
Offers help for teens with disabilities and related anxiety to learn how to drive. http://www.rochesterrehab.org/services/d
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DriveOn is the only driving school in Upstate New York that helps people of all ages and abilities to drive safely and confidently. Whether your goal is to obtain or retain a driver’s license, our driver specialists will train you in a full range of roadway environments.
Brooklyn Special Needs Consulting "Disney parks offer devices for visually impaired visitors - Around Disney - OCRegister.com" (http://twitthis.com/rjesue)
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Disney parks offer devices for visually impaired visitors
Brooklyn Special Needs Consulting Carly, I just can't stop typing about you:) Everyone just stop what you're doing right now and go meet this amazing young !
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This is Carly’s Dad, Carly wants to go to a public high school. we finally had a meeting with a fantastic principal today.This is what Carly had to say in the meeting.CARLY: It’s …
