This book acknowledges the diverse and multifaceted needs of people with FAS/FAE across the lifespan. It will be valuable for parents and many professionals working with people with FAS/FAE.  

The GF Kid provides words of wisdom from Paris, a spunky eleven-year-old with celiac disease.  

This book is a must for the parents of unusually bright and active children! 

"This book is great.  It is a real contribution to the parents of many children who are so hard to understand.  It will let parents off the hook for blaming themselves...and will help them get on to the job of addressing the child's underlying difficulties."
-T.Berry Brazelton, M.D.  

Community Living Ontario's highly-acclaimed video, The Road You Take Is Yours, is all about goals and dreams - and how to achieve them. Featuring self-advocates, their family members, friends and staff, it is the first video of its kind in which people with developmental disabilities tell their own stories about how they reached for and achieved their dreams ... of living, working, getting married, finding long-lost family.

"This is a book of absolutely bursting with truth. Three cheers for the strong young people who share their feelings in these pages-and for Don Meyer, a great champion of brothers and sisters everywhere. If only I'd known you all when I was younger!"
-Rachel Simon, sister of a woman with developmental disabilities, and author of Riding The Bus With My Sister  

There are 10 activities within this CD that help students to become familiar with activities like eating out, shopping, going places and spending money. 
 

Musical fun filled activities to help children feel good about themselves and learn while they are having fun. Helps children to connect with others. A stress free way for children to appreciate their uniqueness. 
 

What Does Normal Mean? Is a compelling documentary film about the “inclusion” of children with disabilities in public schools. The film follows seven children— elementary to high-schoolers— with a broad range of disabilities, over an academic year. Produced by multiple Emmy award winning filmmakers, the children’s struggles and triumphs give dramatically clear testimony to the value of equal educational opportunities for all.
The documentary is constructed so that each child’s story can be viewed and discussed as a chapter, generating many different teaching and learning issues. Excellent for college students, community programs, advocacy or parent groups, or anyone that wants to see and “feel” how an inclusive change in our schools has made us more aware and thoughtful about potential, difference and about what normal means.  

Deanna S.Pledge, Ph.D., has worked with hundreds of teens who have been abused.  A licensed psychologist and professional counselor, she helps abused children and adolescents navigate the social service and legal arenas after they have voiced their abuse.  She lives in Missouri. 

Host Richard Lavoie offers practical advice on dealing with Behavioral problems quickly and effectively. He shows how preventative discipline can anticipate many problems before they start. He explains how a stable, predictable environment will allow children with Learning Disabilities to flourish.  

Get answers to your questions about what is really going on with challenging children in the classroom. There are always 2 or 3 children who do not respond to traditional behaviour modification classroom management. Learn effective ways to understand and implement specific techniques to be used in a classroom setting to prevent unwanted behaviours and to help these children to be successful. 
 
  

"As a school psychologist, I have used this program since 1990 in a group setting with over 1,300 parents...Finally, parents have a manual to help them implement the at home."