This tranining has been created based on the New start training from Early Steps (State Early Intervention Program) to educate providers of children with special needs and community about respect and how is the life of family of a child or children with special needs.
Pets are an integral part of a person's life and nothing is more adorable than a kid with a puppy. Pets are extremely important for a child's development as they provide development in a sense of responsibility, which ultimately transfers to his/her adulthood. www.goldwynns.com
Good Enough Parenting: Introduction - Wade and Deb Cook 2-4-17DenverCoC
For the next few months, our parents will have the opportunity to go through Good Enough Parenting! While we've done this series before, we'll be experiencing a fresh take on how to truly meet our teen's core emotional needs as they grow and mature! You do not want to miss this time!
Pets are an integral part of a person's life and nothing is more adorable than a kid with a puppy. Pets are extremely important for a child's development as they provide development in a sense of responsibility, which ultimately transfers to his/her adulthood. www.goldwynns.com
Good Enough Parenting: Introduction - Wade and Deb Cook 2-4-17DenverCoC
For the next few months, our parents will have the opportunity to go through Good Enough Parenting! While we've done this series before, we'll be experiencing a fresh take on how to truly meet our teen's core emotional needs as they grow and mature! You do not want to miss this time!
Powerpoint parenting plans for children with special needsBrenda McCreight
Children who have special needs require specialized parenting plans that reflect the child's unique capacity to make transitions, to have health care needs met, and to have therapeutic services provided in each home.
'Parenting and family ties christian parenting and counselling in the home'Dr Wango Geoffrey
Many Christian parents want to bring up their child based on religious philosophy. This Power Point focuses on parenting and family ties based on the book, Parenting: Counselling in the Home. The Christian parenting concept is a life-long process based on Christian principles and values inasmuch as it involves constant and continuous guidance and counselling, coaching and mentorship of the child. The authors’ emphasis on an all-round growth, development and nurturing of the child is attuned to the Christian perspective. The Christian parent/s wants their child upbringing to correspond to the Christian philosophical underpinnings, a rigorous methodological discipline. In particular, there is need for meeting the physical, intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual needs of the child that must be critically aligned to the Christian philological task. The PowerPoint offers empirical illustrations on that foregrounds Christian ethos while promoting effective Christian parenting and counselling based on the author’s immense hands-on experience of working with parents, teachers, counsellors, psychologists, social workers, religious leaders, children and families. This position is distinctive and decisive in modern living with the positivist perspective in that Christian living is highlighted as the focal point in effective parenting. The PowerPoint is a useful guide to parents, counsellors, teachers and social workers dealing with children and young people based on Christian principles.
Parents vs children - A recipe for success or disaster?Pure Matrimony
Parents are under increasing pressure to find suitable spouses for their children
However there is a constant struggle between what parents want and what their children want/need –we often clash on matters of culture and Deen
In this webinar we will learn how to bridge the communication gap in order for parents to stay happy and children to feel supported
WARNING –this is a very serious and hard hitting webinar so be prepared to face some hard truths
Tebessa's Workshop 1.2 May , 2019.
Organized by the Middle School Teachers' Circle ( Facebook )
This is an humble work dedicated to all the parents and their kids
Powerpoint parenting plans for children with special needsBrenda McCreight
Children who have special needs require specialized parenting plans that reflect the child's unique capacity to make transitions, to have health care needs met, and to have therapeutic services provided in each home.
'Parenting and family ties christian parenting and counselling in the home'Dr Wango Geoffrey
Many Christian parents want to bring up their child based on religious philosophy. This Power Point focuses on parenting and family ties based on the book, Parenting: Counselling in the Home. The Christian parenting concept is a life-long process based on Christian principles and values inasmuch as it involves constant and continuous guidance and counselling, coaching and mentorship of the child. The authors’ emphasis on an all-round growth, development and nurturing of the child is attuned to the Christian perspective. The Christian parent/s wants their child upbringing to correspond to the Christian philosophical underpinnings, a rigorous methodological discipline. In particular, there is need for meeting the physical, intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual needs of the child that must be critically aligned to the Christian philological task. The PowerPoint offers empirical illustrations on that foregrounds Christian ethos while promoting effective Christian parenting and counselling based on the author’s immense hands-on experience of working with parents, teachers, counsellors, psychologists, social workers, religious leaders, children and families. This position is distinctive and decisive in modern living with the positivist perspective in that Christian living is highlighted as the focal point in effective parenting. The PowerPoint is a useful guide to parents, counsellors, teachers and social workers dealing with children and young people based on Christian principles.
Parents vs children - A recipe for success or disaster?Pure Matrimony
Parents are under increasing pressure to find suitable spouses for their children
However there is a constant struggle between what parents want and what their children want/need –we often clash on matters of culture and Deen
In this webinar we will learn how to bridge the communication gap in order for parents to stay happy and children to feel supported
WARNING –this is a very serious and hard hitting webinar so be prepared to face some hard truths
Tebessa's Workshop 1.2 May , 2019.
Organized by the Middle School Teachers' Circle ( Facebook )
This is an humble work dedicated to all the parents and their kids
We all want to be the best parents we can be for our children, but there is often conflicting advice on how to raise a kid who is confident, kind, and successful.
Information and education for early childhood providers in New Mexico. Inside you will find dates for upcoming classes, tips for helping children stay healthy and happy, and contact information for UNM Cariño.
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children therapy because its_for_the_kids Unit 11Bluecare
Working with Minors
Adolescent Case Scenario
Dana starting seeing you, her counsellor when she was 14 years old. Initially, her sessions were related to anxiety that began to peak at the time her parents separated. Dana continued to see you for over six months. As time went on, Dana began to disclose drug taking behaviour and sexual activity. She told you that she would occasionally smoke marijuana with her friends at parties and has protected sex with her boyfriend.
Dana confides that she really appreciates having you to talk to because no other adult understands what it’s like to be a teenager. She is also really happy that you haven’t told her Mum or Dad anything about the drugs or sex.
In this session, Dana discloses that she has broken up with her boyfriend. She also tells you that a friend-of-a-friend is organising heroin for them to try at a party on the weekend. She is really looking forward to it and says it will be her first try of a drug other than marijuana. She is also pleased that there’ll be “lots of new boys there” as they are announcing the party on Facebook.
U nit 6 children therapy because its_for_the_kidsBluecare
Working with Minors
Adolescent Case Scenario
Dana starting seeing you, her counsellor when she was 14 years old. Initially, her sessions were related to anxiety that began to peak at the time her parents separated. Dana continued to see you for over six months. As time went on, Dana began to disclose drug taking behaviour and sexual activity. She told you that she would occasionally smoke marijuana with her friends at parties and has protected sex with her boyfriend.
Dana confides that she really appreciates having you to talk to because no other adult understands what it’s like to be a teenager. She is also really happy that you haven’t told her Mum or Dad anything about the drugs or sex.
In this session, Dana discloses that she has broken up with her boyfriend. She also tells you that a friend-of-a-friend is organising heroin for them to try at a party on the weekend. She is really looking forward to it and says it will be her first try of a drug other than marijuana. She is also pleased that there’ll be “lots of new boys there” as they are announcing the party on Facebook.
10 Juguetes/Regalos Para Niños Que Promueven el DesarrolloEliana Hurtado
Llegan las fiestas y estos son 10 juguetes no-tecnológicos favoritos, que promueven el desarrollo natural de los niños, y son especialmente útiles para aquellos con retos de desarrollo.
Calendario 2015 Para Descargar de www.elianatardio.comEliana Hurtado
Ya está listo nuestro Calendario 2015 para descargar, mientras celebramos con nuestra comunidad un maravilloso 2014, deseándoles un nuevo año lleno de felicidad, sueños y muchas cosas buenas.
Ayudar a Niños Con Lenguaje Limitado a Comunicarse Mejor en la Escuela o Guar...Eliana Hurtado
Este librito gratuito y sencillo es una herramienta que facilita la comunicación entre el niño y la escuela cuando aún no habla o tiene retos de lenguaje en su transición a la guardería o colegio.
Gracias a todos nuestros amigos que nos han acompañado a lo largo del año y han apoyado cada una de nuestras iniciativas. Feliz navidad y próspero 2013!
Control del Avance en el Entrenamiento para ir al bañoEliana Hurtado
Este cuadro te será de mucha utilidad para motivar a tu hijo, que podrá marcar cada vez que consiga ir al baño. Puedes utilizar las letras para marcar así podrás ver mejor el avance. Te recomiendo que utilices este papel dentro de una hoja plástica para poder usar un marcador de agua para marcar y reusar cada vez que esté completa.
Como aprender el promedio de tiempo para llevar a tu hijo al bañoEliana Hurtado
Esta hoja te ayudará para poder comprender y descirfrar el promedio que el cuerpo de tu hijo necesita para ir al baño, con este número el entrenamiento será más sencillo y sabrás con certeza cada cuanto tiempo esperar para llevarlo durante el entrenamiento.
Disfrutando de la vida y el amor con síndrome de Down
Training for providers of children with special needs
1. Analysis of some "Special points between parents and providers " New Star Training for Families By Eliana Tardio FRS
2. IDEA, Part C requires that “to the maximum extent appropriate.. services must be provided in natural environments, including home and community settings in which children without disabilities participate” Receiving intervention services and supports in natural learning environments means: Your child will have opportunities for the same types of experiences as children without disabilities. Your family is encouraged and helped in identifying your child’s strengths and talents. Your family is assisted in building relationships that do not focus on your child’s disability or difference. That sense of isolation, which many families feel at one point or another, will be decreased by connecting to those natural supports like family, friends and the community. NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS
3. This is very important information about the services we should be providing to our families. Are we providing these services? Are we giving a “plus” to these families helping them cope with that sense of isolation?
4. “I would say that the first impression that you have when having a child with special needs is the frustration about how this child will fit in a world that is still his world, but conformed with people who has other interests. With time and devotion, you realize your child has the same rights as any other human being and deserves respect. Respect is what parents expect from others when referring about their child; Respect means “Polite expressions of consideration of deference”, that’s how I became a fan of respect. Are you a fan of respect?” Eliana Tardio
5. When you become the parent of a child with special needs it feels like a deeply injection of the meaning of respect in life. Somehow. Before having this child, probably never stopped to think about the meaning of respect and is not that you have been disrespectful with others, is just probably you never before needed to feel those “polite expressions of consideration” to feel that everything will be right. Are you willing to make a difference in someone’s else life by bringing to their homes “polite expressions of consideration” for the most important part of their lives; their child?
6. Many people think you cannot be natural when you face a situation with a family with a child with severe disabilities, people get frustrated and intimidated with the disabilities and can hardly look behind to realize there is a child, as wonderful and special as any other child, but going further: How can you look behind?
7. - Be positive, never start a conversation by asking what a child cannot do, we all know what a child should be doing a certain range of age, let’s look for the things that the child is doing, and help the families find a reason to celebrate and feel comfortable - Don’t make a percentage of delay , give a percentage of advance, there is a big difference between telling a parent : The percentage of delay is 25% compared to a regular child of his age, than “The percentage of your child’s communication skills, is 75% and will get better with the proper services and your support” Focus on the child; keep always in mind that “a child is a child first and always!”
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9. More is not always better, you don’t need to provide more information than needed or requested by families. Families of children with special needs growth with their children and it is the natural way for them to learn, adjust and have goals set during their lives.
10. Never underestimate the power of love, let parents be creative and follow their instinct, this is a natural process that helps families empower themselves and be an important part of the evolution of their child. We all know you are certified and can guide us through the learning experience, but parents are specialists in the life of our children.Focus on the child; keep always in mind that “a child is a child first and always!”
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12. The vocation that brought you to become a professional serving families of children with special needs, gives you compassion and respect for them. Words like “retarded”, sound worse in your mouth than in anyone’s else. Please evolve with in time and stop using terms as “mentally retarded”. Keep an eye on your words and even some terms are medically proper, “sense common” is a great friend when trying to communicate a parent about their child’s condition.Focus on the child; keep always in mind that “a child is a child first and always!”
15. The FSP can be modified and updated any time as needed. CONVENIENCE is a very important one to keep in mind when serving families. We all know our schedules are not easy to adjust, but we have to keep in mind how important is to be willing to serve. When we think about our jobs we know there are transitions, evaluations, IFSP updates, phone calls, new referrals and much, much more, but : Have you ever think about the schedule of a family with a child with special needs? About Family Support Plan (FSP)
16. Brandon is a typical child who happened to be born WITH Down syndrome, Down syndrome is the most typical intellectual disability. 1 every 800 children are born with Down Syndrome. The high incidence doesn't make feel Trisha (Brandon's mom) better, actually it doesn’t make life easier for anyone. In the heart of a parent their child has Down syndrome and even is the most common “intellectual disability” it doesn’t mean you can get a book and learn all that you need. Result of the Down syndrome, Brandon has problems with feeding, sleeping and since he was born three months ago, mom has been at more than 10 medical appointments to check up Brandon's medical condition. Trisha used to have a full job, now in response of Brandon’s needs, Trisha is not able anymore to hold a job, at least not for now or in the next months. This family not only have a new child, they also have to adjust their life to a child with special needs and maybe start living with the half of income they use to, before having a child. At the age of three months Brandon has several therapies, he receives occupational, speech and physical at a private clinic, mom travels twice a week to therapies for periods of 45 or even 90 minutes. It means two days of her week she will be packing, traveling and learning how to handle this new responsibility in her life. Between all this, she receives the visit of our ITDS once a week and has to follow up with specialists for the next 6 months. Life has been exhausting the last 9 months, even that, mom is feeling better and has finally recognized she has a wonderful child who thanks all her efforts, have started showing her the miracle of love. She’s happy and worthy; sometimes she’s still asking herself why? But life is good and she’s ready to keep going. The phone rings, is Early Steps Service coordinator regarding the IFSP meeting. Mom is happy and excited about checking up Brandon’s progress and will do whatever is needed to have you come and work with Brandon and her. This parent is in a process of acceptance and understanding and deserves Convenience and Respect. Are we willing to provide convenience?
17. The opposite of Trisha’s example could be a family with poor parenting skills who has a child with much less special needs. Family looks demanding and intolerant. We don’t know much about this family Anyway, we know enough, they have the same rights and we have the same responsibilities. “Every child has a name” A different circumstance
18. Sometimes as busy professional we are, we run out of time, have so many responsibilities and feel we have the right to take every child as a folder. Every child has a name, and every name has been chosen with love and hope. Being compassionate don’t make “work” harder, it makes it easier, because "give" is the opportunity to learn and contribute for a better live to a new life. From the perspective of a parent, three years of early intervention, run fast and we would like to be able to extend this time and get more from our children, when time goes on, we start understanding there are things that will never change, that therapies don’t fix our child, but get the best of them. The reason how this hard situation turns into something big is because many parents learn to overlook over the disability and recognize the big miracle, that is no more than “real love” Compassion is an amazing feeling that can connect you with others without the need of walking in their shoes. Feed it in your hearts! Your work can make such a difference in the life of a child with special needs. Thanks! THE GOAL OF THIS PRESENTATION IS TO SHOW YOU THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN