April 6, 2015
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Join MN Regional Low Incidence Projects, Region 11 at a Parent Information Night. In addition to the topics and speakers listed below there will be local resources available so you can learn about what the area has to offer parents … Continue reading
April 6, 2015
by Katie
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Respite. Noun. Defined as a short period of rest from something difficult. Otherwise known as a break, an intermission, a pause, a time out, or breathing space. Everybody needs a little respite now and then. However, for caregivers of children who … Continue reading
February 5, 2015
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In 2007, three Minnesota families raised concerns about the treatment of their adult children with developmental disabilities in a state-run institution. Investigations and a federal lawsuit, Jensen v. MN Department of Human Services, that involved 300 developmentally disabled adults revealed “improper … Continue reading
January 7, 2015
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Over the past twenty years libraries have been transformed. Once quiet, intimidating spaces where children could be seen but never heard, libraries now let the vibrant life in their book collections spill off the shelves and into their family-friendly spaces. Story times … Continue reading
November 21, 2014
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Last week’s presentation, Behave Yourself!, by Julia Cook was so much fun. Parents and educators explored the power of Cook’s books for children where she breaks down behaviors and offers positive alternatives for all kids. Of particular interest to us … Continue reading
November 6, 2014
by Shannon
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It’s fast approaching, but don’t miss the chance to be part of this great program. Saturday, November 8th is the beginning of a FREE eight-week program that welcomes kids living with autism. Drama Interaction, a nonprofit organization, received a grant to … Continue reading
January 31, 2014
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The key to many struggles families living with autism face lies in understanding what is driving behavior. We all know that behavior is communication, but often discovering what is being communicated feels impossible. Sitting down with your child and accessing … Continue reading
January 14, 2014
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We know that play is the way a child learns, but fully engaging a child with autism in play isn’t always easy. So learning new techniques and the issues behind this difficulty helped everyone who attended yesterday’s Lecture Series, The … Continue reading
December 19, 2013
by Katie
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“Have you thought about joining a parent group?” That question made me want to hide in my closet. It had only been a few weeks since our son was diagnosed with autism, and so many things were changing. We were … Continue reading
December 5, 2013
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Complete our survey on Educational Support Groups for Parents today! CEA needs your help. We’re looking to expand the opportunities for families living with autism in the Twin Cities metro area. We know from personal experience that meeting and talking with … Continue reading
