Knowledge is power.
The world is changing faster all the time and as the caregiver of a child with special needs, you need to know about the latest research, changing regulations and upcoming events. IFFCMH follows over 300 Facebook and Twitter accounts which provide news and information to help you. Every day, we read these accounts and post the best, most informative stories to our social media. We search so you don't have to!
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The best of our Twitter and Facebook posts for the week of August 10 to 16:
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Stealth dyslexia - how some students escape detection
Children's Commission Recommends Expanded Student Mental Health Efforts
Social Communication Disorder
Examples of universal design for learning in the classroom
My student keeps blurting out and getting out of his seat
Helping youth learn essential skills for high-pressure situations
What is and is not covered under FAPE
How youth can protect themselves from bullying
ADHD parents - Shoot for progress, not perfection
How can you treat someone who doesn't think they are mentally ill
Help girls take on toxic thinking
Empowering kids in an anxious world
Ways to get along with school when you are "that parent"
Autism in small-town America
Preparing teens to manage their own healthcare
When teen's depression eases with treatment, so does parent's
Please stop merchandizing mental illness
Mild ADHD isn't so mild
Children's Commission Recommends Expanded Student Mental Health Efforts
Social Communication Disorder
Examples of universal design for learning in the classroom
My student keeps blurting out and getting out of his seat
Helping youth learn essential skills for high-pressure situations
What is and is not covered under FAPE
How youth can protect themselves from bullying
ADHD parents - Shoot for progress, not perfection
How can you treat someone who doesn't think they are mentally ill
Help girls take on toxic thinking
Empowering kids in an anxious world
Ways to get along with school when you are "that parent"
Autism in small-town America
Preparing teens to manage their own healthcare
When teen's depression eases with treatment, so does parent's
Please stop merchandizing mental illness
Mild ADHD isn't so mild