by Lisa Landman | Sep 20, 2018 | Lisa Landman, Special Needs
Children with special needs can benefit from routine physical activity from exercise programs or team sports. The parents of a special needs child should make sure that she participates in a school’s physical education class or a local park’s recreational...
by Lisa Landman | Aug 26, 2018 | Lisa Landman, Special Needs
Even the most well-intentioned people often have difficulty discerning the best ways to help a friend with a child with special needs. If you are looking for easy and practical ways to show you want to support them, here are a few ways to do just that: Listen...
by Lisa Landman | Aug 2, 2018 | Lisa Landman, Special Needs
Getting ready for a new school year is stressful for most children, but it can be especially difficult for a child with special needs. Transitioning to a school schedule is a challenge, as is making sure a special-needs child receives the attention they need from the...
by Lisa Landman | Jul 1, 2018 | Lisa Landman, Special Needs
Although it is never a fun topic to discuss, it is imperative that parents of special needs children take excellent care to plan for their child’s financial future. Here are a few of the most critical steps to take to ensure stability and security for your...
by Lisa Landman | Jun 11, 2018 | Blog, Special Needs
When a child is diagnosed with a disability, life changes not just for that child but for the rest of the family as well. When a child receives a diagnosis such as autism, Down syndrome, or any severe developmental disorder, it’s normal to feel robbed. You may...
by Lisa Landman | Jun 11, 2018 | Blog, Education, Special Needs
Play therapy is a specialized technique used by child psychologists to communicate with children who need counseling. It is especially valuable in treating children who don’t have the verbal skills to express their thoughts and feelings. As the name implies, the...
