ADVOCATING FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
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- Parenting Children with Disabilities: Tips for Reducing StressParenting a child with a disability can be challenging and stressful. It's important to take time everyday to reduce stress to help maintain health and better deal with obstacles that cross our paths.
- Advocating for Special-Needs FamiliesWhy does it take the probability of a parent of a child with Down Syndrome being elected into office for someone to finally notice these families need an advocate in the White House?
- Shepherd Center is the Best Rehabilitation Facility for Spinal Cord Injury PatientsPatients suffering from spinal cord injury should be treated at Shepherd Center in Atlanta.
- Educational Advocating for Your Special Needs ChildThis article is to help parents start advocating on their child's behave. Several obstacles can turn a parent in the wrong direction unless they have a working understanding of what to expect.
- Where Do Students with Special Needs Belong?What education is 'appropriate' for students with special needs? What is the least restrictive environment? We will know where they should be instructed, when we know who they are. Individuals with disabilities...who need individualized education.
- The Most Intriguing Fiction Writers on AC for 2008This article shares some of my picks for most intriguing fiction writers this year. Unfortunately many of them chose not to participate.
My Visit to the White HouseIn 1994, fifty members of ADAPT were invited to meet with president Clinton. I was one of them.
Modest Needs Resources for Texas ResidentsFinancial, food, and clothing resources- Digging Out from Under: a Living Metaphor for Depression and RecoveryWhen is a house not a house? My neglected house became a living metaphor for my depression, but when I began to feel better, it was still there. It took very good friends to literally dig me out from under.
- The Top Three Web Sites for Parenting a Learning Disabled ChildThere's nothing like finding a great resource with useful answers to make you feel confident in the choices you make for your learning disabled child.
- Help for Handicapped PeopleDealing with a disability can be difficult enough when you feel like there is nowhere to turn for help. This article gives a brief overview of disability assistance in the areas of education, employment, healthcare, independent living, and mobility.
The Democratic Presidential Candidates Proposals for Healthcare ReformEvery one of the Democratic Presidential Candidates has a plan for Healthcare Reform.Healthcare Reform is one of the most discussed issues of the current campaign- The Best Disability Related Memoirs Ever PublishedA comprehensive list and review of the best books in the disability memoir field, including memoirs about depression, autism, learning disabilities, Down Syndrome, blindness, multiple personality disorder and more.
- Where Does Barack Obama Stand on the Issues?Sure he's charming and articulate, but what does he stand for?
- Medical Management of Intersex Infants and ChildrenWhile Intersex conditions have been acknowledged for centuries, medical management has only been implemented in the last several decades, and often causes more harm than good in those diagnosed with ambiguous or undiffretiated genitalia.
- Sharing a Little About My LifeThought I would share a little.
- PredispositionAn examination of the inherent bias of disability studies and other forms politicized literary criticism.
- Guide to Teaching Children Social ConsciousnessTeaching social consciousness to children is something that I not only have many years of experience developing, but also am extremely committed to.
- Stigma of Mental IllnessThis is an article which reflects on the stigma of severe mental illness and how we should honor their achievements and give them the same compassion we give people who have other disabilities and challenges.
- Assertiveness Training for Disabled PeopleThis article discusses learned helplessness, people who work with the disabled population and how to effectively empower them
Autism from the Perspective of an Autistic AdultAutism is not a disease it is who I am. Autism is used to cover such a broad spectrum of Pervasive Developmental Disabilities that it is unfair to generalize it's victims and lump them into one category.
Assistive Technology: Accessibility in Microsoft VistaA description of and links to some of the time and energy saving features that can make Microsoft Vista accessible and easier to use for everyone.- October is National Violence Awareness MonthIn 1989, U.S. Congress passed legislation for the first time addressing Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The movement to "break the silence" and increase awareness in the effort to end violence has continued since that time.
Isolating the DisabledIsolating the disabled does nothing for the disabled, and does nothing positive for society. To me, the concept seems very much like racial segregation. Our collective diversity would definitely suffer.
Christian Weight Loss Support Program Blog # 2 How Sexual Abuse Affects You NowIt's time to look a little bit deeper if you were a victim of sexual abuse as a child or as an adult. There are spiritual stumbling blocks that are holding you back from your ideal weight and size. Here are 3 Victory Steps towards Success...- Potential Risks of Antipsychotic MedicationsAntipsychotic medications treat not only schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, but also autism, ADHD, OCD and many other mental health conditions. Learn some of the potential serious side effects of these medications.
The Lion Sleeps TonightThe death of Senator Ted Kennedy has drawn a wide range of comments from a broad spectrum in the world of politics. My feelings aren't so partisan.- Homeschooling After SchoolSome parents who want to homeschool their children simply can't afford to take the time away from work. Here is advice to make the most out of public schools by adopting a homeschooling approach
- Reforming Welfare Reform: A Closer Look at PRWORAA four part research into the Welfare Reform and the resulting working poor status.
- More on the Use of Insulting WordsThis is an addition to the debate begun by my previous article on insulting words. Thanks to all those who read and sent wonderful comments for understanding what I was trying to communicate!
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