This child's life
For families seeking support for children with disabilities, we hope this blog is a source of encouragement and a way to leverage our strengths for the common good. This is the journey of our children.
Monday, November 19, 2012
FETA Group - Sacramento: The Informed Advocates Are Here!
FETA Group - Sacramento: The Informed Advocates Are Here!: November 18, 2012 marks the kickoff Meet & Greet of the very first cohort for FETA Group Sacramento , a new study and support group for p...
Monday, July 30, 2012
FETA Group - Sacramento: Reducing Resistance in IEP Meetings with Storytell...
FETA Group - Sacramento: Reducing Resistance in IEP Meetings with Storytell...: Fall is fast approaching, and it's a time when many parents choose to schedule their IEP meetings. It's critical to go into the meeting prep...
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Being an Effective Parent Advocate = Learning and Preparation!
Dear Fellow Parent Advocates,
If you're like me and many of the parents in my circle, you work tirelessly to ensure that your child has what he/she needs to be successful in life... this may include researching, attending workshops, reading, taking notes, organizing health and educational records, meeting with other parents, experts, and school staff, finding the appropriate programs and services, etc.. the list goes on.
Advocacy isn't just about being able to effectively articulate and ask for what your child needs. It's much more than that. It's about learning all you can and planning.
Joining a parent group can help parents learn the ropes of advocacy. For new parents, this can be a daunting process if you are not prepared. In the FETA (From Emotions to Advocacy) Group - Sacramento, parents will study all of the aspects of advocacy including preparation.
The FETA Group - Sacramento will study the Wrightslaw text, "From Emotions to Advocacy" by Pamela Wright and Pete Wright.
If you're like me and many of the parents in my circle, you work tirelessly to ensure that your child has what he/she needs to be successful in life... this may include researching, attending workshops, reading, taking notes, organizing health and educational records, meeting with other parents, experts, and school staff, finding the appropriate programs and services, etc.. the list goes on.
Advocacy isn't just about being able to effectively articulate and ask for what your child needs. It's much more than that. It's about learning all you can and planning.
Joining a parent group can help parents learn the ropes of advocacy. For new parents, this can be a daunting process if you are not prepared. In the FETA (From Emotions to Advocacy) Group - Sacramento, parents will study all of the aspects of advocacy including preparation.
The FETA Group - Sacramento will study the Wrightslaw text, "From Emotions to Advocacy" by Pamela Wright and Pete Wright.
Sunday, March 4, 2012
autimommies: Foster a child's development with daily activities...
autimommies: Foster a child's development with daily activities...: It's funny how a child just takes off with learning a new skill, overnight it seems. Take for example, reading. Children learn to read over ...
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