whatever you want to call it we do it and it can be hard for our kids, but did you know it can work in your favor? by, Marija Savitt, M.A. EPC Program Certified RDI Consultant Communication is defined as … Continue reading
This next card has the following guidance on it… “I use my words to GUIDE rather than to DIRECT” “My words can provide opportunities for thinking and growth, or they can deny those opportunities.” This is one of my favorite … Continue reading
“I look for opportunities throughout the day to engage my child.” “As I go through my day, I try to be aware of moments when my child and I can do something together.” As parents we often get stuck or … Continue reading
Starting this week I will be starting a weekly series looking over the “Parent Success Cards” created by Nicole Beurkens, Ph.d. Each card shares a wonderful point to a successful parenthood. The cards are available on the Horizons Developmental Remediation … Continue reading
Almost a month ago I received an email with an opportunity like none I had ever been presented with. Chase Bank and their sponsors had created a contest for small businesses to enter that would give them the opportunity to … Continue reading
There is something raw and scary and difficult about that moment when you stare failure in the face. Every piece of your body enters a flight or fight stage and you respond, many of us into a place very unlike … Continue reading
Guided Spectrum has entered to try to win a small business grant from Chase bank. Winning this grant would mean a great deal to our company and most importantly to the families we serve. It would open the door for … Continue reading
Social groups for children with autism have become a staple of the service options. Many social groups consist of a few kids of the same age playing board games, building legos, or even meeting at the park. While these activities … Continue reading
When it comes to the “A” word there seems to be various views on its exposure to your child with Autism. In my experience, I have seen two groups. The first group that uses the term Autism as part of … Continue reading
We have been busy at work over the last couple months developing programs to better meet your needs. In the process we have developed the foundations for a new social skills play group to be held in our Chico, CA … Continue reading
