Guest post by: Jenna Sherman | Parent-leaders.com | jennasherman@parent-leaders.com The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the authors and do notnecessarily reflect the official policy or position of ENABLE Special Needs Planning. The upcoming school year is certain to be tough for many students. However, students with learning disabilities are likely … Continue reading School Year Tips for Students with Learning Disabilities
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Come Roll With Me
The following guest post was written by Hunter Kelch, owner/author of Come Roll With Me. I started Come Roll With Me with encouragement from my mom. It has been my dream to become a writer and blogging has allowed me to do that as well as advocate for individuals with disabilities. So, I was thrilled when … Continue reading Come Roll With Me
Special Needs Planning: How Should We Measure Success?
Phillip C. Clark, Founder & President, ENABLE Special Needs Planning Written by: Phillip C. Clark, Founder & President, ENABLE Special Needs Planning In today’s culture, images and stories of success are at our fingertips 24/7 through social media. It’s easy to get caught up in comparing ourselves to others. On the one hand, social media … Continue reading Special Needs Planning: How Should We Measure Success?
Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Accounts – THE BASICS
Instead of merely existing, what would your child's life look like if he or she was truly living and experiencing the best life has to offer? Could opening an ABLE account help him or her achieve that goal? Welcome to June and our first post in a short series of posts about Achieving a Better … Continue reading Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Accounts – THE BASICS
Meet Julia and Michael
One of the joys of having my sister, Sarah, in my life is the ability to connect with others who share similar passions through our unique life experiences. I am always encouraged when I meet other siblings who feel just as proud of their brother or sister as I do of Sarah. Down syndrome has … Continue reading Meet Julia and Michael