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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

Mother Receives a Flood of Support Following Her Request of Primrose Markers Donations for Her Son with Autism

Samantha Neudorf

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

Long Island Siblings Named as Owners of Coffee Business That Benefits Those with Special Needs

Samantha Neudorf

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

Financial and Future Planning for a Child with Special Needs

Katelin Walling

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

How to Write a Letter of Intent

Brian Neal Rubin, J.D.

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

Do You Feel Sorry for Your Atypical Child?

Rita Eichenstein, Ph.D.

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

7 Things to Do After Your Child’s Special Needs Diagnosis

Rita Eichenstein, Ph.D.

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

Forming a Bond with Your Child with Autism

Rita Eichenstein, Ph.D.

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

Older Kids Can Be Their Own Self Advocates

Christina Vercelletto

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

Academic Lingo Commonly Used in Special Education

NYMetroParents Staff

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

How to Ease the Kindergarten Transition for Children with Learning Disabilities

Christina Vercelletto

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

Choosing the Best School to Send Your Child with Special Needs

Christina Vercelletto

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

The Importance of Social Connection for Those with ASD

Anna Schechter, LMSW

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Advice & News: Kids With Special Needs

What You Need to Know About the ABLE Act

NYMetroParents Staff