Searching for a job is not an easy task. When you are searching for your first job, it is even more difficult. What are some... More > of the resources out there to help me with my job search? What do I wear to my first job interview? Is it normal to be nervous at my first job interview? What are some good career resources out there? A volunteer parent educator with more than a decade's worth of experience will share some of her memories and advice with you. < Less

A collection of short social stories geared toward preteens and tweens. It includes real world situations to help them handle real life situations.

College is not an easy adjustment for college freshmen. It is even harder if you are different in life. You begin to wonder... More > if there is help out there for you on the college campus. A volunteer parent educator with the disabled community who has more than a decade's worth of experience will guide you. She includes a glossary and helpful college website resources. It is written for college bound high school juniors and seniors. < Less

Your child was recently diagnosed as having a developmental disability. You have known for months that something was not... More > right with your child's development. Now, your suspicions were confirmed by a doctor. Now, you begin to wonder how can you help your child in life. Topics covered in this book are healthy diet, friendships & bullies, teaching new life skills, educational service providers, clubs & activities, and much more. It includes a glossary of common terms and helpful website resources. Come learn about the world of Developmental Disabilities with a volunteer parent educator with the disabled community who has more than a decade's worth of experience. < Less

High school graduation is a memorable time for any student. For some, it is a time for reflection over their academic and... More > personal growth. One high school graduate reviews his major school memories, thoughts, anxieties, and favorite moments from kindergarten through high school graduation. < Less

Special Education is a complex topic within the public school system. It helps disabled students learn through a services,... More > academic assistance, and adaptations. The help comes through a document called an Individual Education Plan (also known as the I.E.P.) or a Section 504. The document that they recieve is dependent upon their individual academic needs based on how their disability effects them. An experienced parent educator with the disabled community will examine the I.E.P. with you. < Less

Do you have many questions on how to parent your Down Syndrome child? Using her own personal experiences both as a disabled... More > woman and an experienced volunteer parent educator, she shares many great tips to help you. She tackles the issues of diet, education, life skills, marriage, siblings, community activities, and adulthood issues. She also includes a glossary of common terms and website resources in her book. I do speak in generalities since no two Down Syndrome children are alike in personality and capabilities. She knows this since she is a volunteer parent educator with the disabled community for more than a decade. Come explore the wonderful world of Down Syndrome. < Less

Having a disabled child or teen is never easy. It is even more difficult when they are diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome.... More > There are so many different disability characteristics impacting on your disabled child's or teen's life. Topics included in this book are education, diet issues, sensory issues, friendships, activities, bullying, and much more. < Less

You have a child diagnosed with a rare syndrome or disability. Very few people in the world have the medical condition. You... More > begin to wonder how can you help your disabled child. You begin to wonder about their education. You begin to wonder how you can help your child yourself. An experienced parent educator with more than a decade's worth of experience will help you. < Less

Autism Spectrum Disorder can be a scary diagnosis for parents. You do not know what to expect for your child because the... More > diagnosis is so complex. There are so many different characteristics causing your child problems on a daily basis. Through this book, she offers practical, and sensible advice on educational, dietary, sibling, sensory, shopping, friendship, and marriage issues for parents of Autistic children and teens. She also includes a glossary of common terms and website resources in her book. Her advice is based on her many years of experience with Autism. She also has more than a decade experience as a volunteer parent educator in the disabled community. I do speak in generalities since no two children diagnosed with Autism are the same. This book is recommended for parents with children diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and High Functioning Autism. < Less