Have you heard of a time capsule? This is a fun and creative way to capture details while enduring this historic moment in time. Thank you Natalie Long of LONG Creations for sharing this free download!

Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoApril 20, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Sensory Processing Disorder, Autism, Autism Awareness, COVID-19, Coronavirus, Time Capsule, LONG Creations

Resource Guide for Virtual Learning

As we continue in our journey with virtual learning, we wanted to share a variety of opportunities for your children to access different learning experiences, as well as, provide encouragement to you as you navigate this time in your life.

Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoApril 16, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Child Development, Exceptional Student Education, Special Education, Academic Standards, Attention, Distance Learning, Virtual Learning, ESE Resource, Virtual Field Trip

How to Create and Write a Story for Elementary Aged Children

We are excited to share a unique collaboration with Courtney Hanks of Not Bad Design Co. with our families! Courtney has designed a three-part storybook project that elementary aged children can complete from home.

Coordinated Care, Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoApril 5, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Coronavirus, FAPE, Free and Appropriate Public Education, U.S. Department of Education

Activity Schedule During Remote Learning

With most of our children transitioning to remote learning in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be overwhelming to keep your child engaged all day as well as provide educational learning opportunities. A daily schedule can provide routine, security, and control in times of uncertainty.

Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoMarch 25, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Child Development, Coronavirus, Activities of Daily Living, Remote Learning, Homeschooling, Activity Schedule

Access to Free and Appropriate Public Education During COVID-19

The U.S. Department of Education released a supplemental fact sheet on March 21, 2020, in regards to accessing free and appropriate public education (FAPE) in light the COVID-19 pandemic and transition to remote learning over the next few weeks.

Coordinated Care, Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoMarch 22, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Coronavirus, FAPE, Free and Appropriate Public Education, U.S. Department of Education

Mental Health & You

As parents, we understand the importance of wellness checks for our children, but as adults, do we understand the importance of a mental health assessment in addition to our annual physical? Have you ever scheduled a mental health assessment for yourself?

Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoMarch 2, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Exceptional Student Education, Mental Health, Self-Care, Meditation, Calm, Anxiety, Mental Wellness

What Are Some Benefits of My Child Being in an Inclusion Classroom?

Did you know that there are multiple benefits for children who are in an inclusive classroom? This type of collaborative team teaching can support children with and without exceptionalities for success in school and later into adulthood.

Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoMarch 1, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Child Development, Exceptional Student Education, Special Education, Elementary Education, Varying Exceptionalities Teacher, Inclusion, Inclusive Education

Lessonpix: Creating Visual Supports At Home

Have you heard of visual supports? Did you know that they can be utilized for a variety of reasons to support your child at home? Lessonpix is an online resource for creating custom learning materials. Learn more about this resource today!

Community & Events, Child Care, Client ConciergeJessica BarisanoFebruary 27, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Community Events, Sensory Processing Disorder, Autism, Autism Awareness, Big Red Safety Box, Elopement, National Autism Association, Safety

My Child Has Just Been Diagnosed. What Now?

Your child has just been diagnosed, but what do you do next? How do you sort through the information you’ve received and who do you reach out to for support?