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Autism and apraxia: the importance of screening for both

Researchers find otherwise rare speech disorder affects nearly 65 percent of children with autism; call for screening and treatment. A new study finds that the relatively rare speech disorder apraxia affects nearly 65 percent of children with autism. The finding…

Caring for a Child with Special Needs Can Create Special Stress

The United States is on the cusp of what could be a significant crises in long-term care for people with identified special needs. Though no one can point to the specific cause and there are some arguments about the actual…

What Are “Special Needs”? One Term, Many Definitions

By Terri Mauro Children With Special Needs Expert “Special Needs” is an umbrella underneath which a staggering array of diagnoses can be wedged. Children with special needs may have mild learning disabilities or profound cognitive impairment; food allergies or terminal…

Can My Special Needs Child Live Independently?

One of the most overwhelming concerns for a parent of a child with special needs is wondering is that child will ever be able to live independently. After all, when a parent plans to have a child, the parent plans…

Lifelong Learning At Mt. Bethel Village

If you are the parent of a child with special needs, you become accustomed to people focusing on what that child cannot do compared to a “normal” or “average” person. In fact, while the educational and social environment has become…

NJ Special Needs Community – Life Should be Fun

When many people think of “special needs” they think of the disability first, the individual second. They identify people based on perceptions of what that person can or cannot do, rather than focusing on the common elements that make us…

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