Month of the Military Child: Unsung Heroes of Constant Change
April is the Month of the Military Child. To most people, it’s just another month celebrating...
Author: Carly Brinsko
Making a “Good” Move as a Military Family
Today, I talked to Frank on the phone. I was frustrated because my patient portal log-in wasn’t...
Autism, new parents, prepared parents, SPED Resources, transitioning parents
Thriving as a Neurodivergent Parent: Raising Orchids and Dandelions
Recently, I listened to a parenting podcast that referenced a book written by Dr. W. Thomas...
military family, new parents, prepared parents, transitioning parents
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month: Tips for Military Families with Children with Developmental Disabilities
Honoring Achievements and Promoting Inclusion
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness...
Advocacy, new parents, prepared parents, SPED Resources, transitioning parents
Related Services in Special Education: Key Support for Students
Related services have been crucial for my military family throughout the challenges of frequent...
The Unseen Emotional Toll on Parents of Special Needs Military Kids
Military Life and the Emotional Toll of Parenting a Special Needs Child
I’m unsure...
Mental Health, military family, new parents, prepared parents, transitioning parents
Gifted Eduction: Supporting Military-Connected Students
Gifted and talented students represent a unique group within the educational landscape,...
It Takes a Village (Even if You Have to Build It Yourself)
We’ve all heard the adage “It takes a village,” which originates from the African proverb “It...
EFMP Stories, military family, new special ed parents, prepared parents
Navigating the Educational Maze: A Military Family’s Journey to Support
Emily’s story is a powerful testament to the complex educational challenges faced by...
Advocacy, EFMP Stories, military family, new special ed parents, prepared parents, Special Education
Bowl of Light: Nurturing Resilience in Children
In Hawaii, we tell stories to teach our keiki (children). We use these teachable moments, these...
Don’t Let Others Tell You You’re Wrong: Seeking Help for Your Special Needs Child
Raising a child with special needs can be a journey filled with both rewarding and challenging...
Dual-Military Households: Bridging Gaps for Special Needs
Navigating military life is challenging, but for dual-military parents of special needs...
Advocacy, deployments, IEP, legislation, military family, PCS
Edward’s Journey Through Special Education
Introduction
Edward’s journey through special education began shortly before the...
Navigating Autism in the Military: Insights from Two Spouses
April is the Month of the Military Child and Autism Acceptance and Awareness Month. What better...
A Military Child’s Journey
Before becoming a parent, I celebrated the Month of the Military Child with kindergarten...