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Internet Resources for Special Needs
Books we Love!
- Does My Child Have Autism: A Parents Guide to Early Detection and Intervention in Autism Spectrum Disorders by Wendy L. Stone
- All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome by Kathy Hoopman
- How to Talk So Kids Will Learn by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish
- Siblings Without Rivalry by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish
- How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish
- Get Out of My Life, But First Take Cheryl and Me to the Mall by Anthony Wolf
- Make More than Your Parents: Your Guide to Financial Freedom by Mike Bundlie A kids guide to money.
- The Preschooler's Busy Book: 365 Creative Games and Activities to Occupy Your 3-To-6-Year-Old by Trish Kuffner There are several other great Busy Books for different aged children and topics.
- The Well-Adjusted Child: The Social Benefits of Homeschooling by Rachel Gathercole
- The Out-of-Sync Child: Recognizing and Coping with Sensory Processing Disorder by Carol Stock Kranowitz
Testimonials
- “The patients and families enjoy reading your Bright Feats and it is a great resource”--- Sterling Goodwin, CCLS, Celebration Health Hospital Emergency Dept
- “Bright Feats has been so helpful to our family, having relocated from Kansas so that our little guy could have the opportunity at Maitland Academy. Tonina Lull, the Director at his school, keeps copies of your publication in the front office. I think you are doing a fabulous job!” --- Marcia P., Local Mom
- “I wanted to personally thank you and your directory!! We recently enrolled 2 new students who saw our advertisement in your magazine. Advertising with you guys was worth every penny! Thank for everything!”--- Hyndi Khomutetsky MS, BCBA, Co-Founder of ABC School House
- “I have had 8 referrals total from Bright Feats…. It is more referrals than any of my other avenues of referral.”----- Milaura B. Spelman, MS, CCC-SLP
- "Bright Feats Directory is the only parenting reference book of its kind in the Central Florida Area area directly targeted to address the needs of parents and caregivers of children from childcare, preschools, charter and private schools, special needs, enrichment, reading instruction and much, much more." --Megan Lewellen, Owner, Speak Easy Solutions, LLC
- "Our ad looks great, especially because it is nestled within an incredible resource guide/informational magazine. Youve brought to light a lot of answers to questions that parents with special needs children have and this resource guide looks just awesome." -- Jacqueline A. Kutudis, Marketing Specialist, The Howard Phillips Center for Children & Families
- "Parents know their children. What they don't always know is which services are right for them. Bright Feats helps parents by providing a thorough explanation of the services available to children and the families who love them." -- Carmen McGuinness, Founder, Read America, Praxis Education Center, Phono-Graphix, and Language Wise.
- “I wanted to let you know I checked the website. It is great! All of you have done an excellent job in providing our special needs families with something they have been needing for a long time! Please let me know how I can help. I would love to be involved! Keep up the great work!”--- Erica Kosares, President, Alexis Foundation
- “The directory fills a long-standing need in the special needs community, for an easily accessible resource for the parents of special needs children.---”Lee Ann Akinson RN, BSN Florida Pediatric Associates
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- Bright Feats Directory
- I am a wife and mom of 2 boys with varying exceptionalities. My best friend, also has 2 children with varying abilities, and together we started a publication called Bright Feats. It was created with the idea of helping families with children that have special health care and educational needs. We print Bright Feats quarterly and it is given free to the community. Please visit our website at www.BrightFeats.com. We provide articles with the most recent and current information provided by local specialists and educators. The forum allows parents to pose questions that professionals and other parents can help get answered. For businesses that provide a service or product to the special needs population it allows you to connect and talk directly with your families by way of advertising or answering questions on the forum. As parents with children that have special needs we wanted to connect families with resources in their community. Have a Blessed Day! --Allie and Rori
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