Growing up with CAS: Still achieving her goals

Growing up with CAS: Still achieving her goals

Today, as part of my growing up with CAS series, I am so pleased to welcome back Reagan Crabtree!  I first interviewed Reagan when she was still a teenager a little over THREE years ago!  A lot can change in three years! Reagan is currently double enrolled at a community college and a university studying broadcast journalism and political science. Hi Reagan!  Thank you for coming back!  I have loved

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Shaming parents about home carryover

Shaming parents about home carryover

Please, if you are a therapist reading this please have compassion and understanding for the parents.  We are fighting daily battles and crying tears no one ever sees.  Please be kind and attempt to be understanding.   Please. 

Did I cause her apraxia?

Did I cause her apraxia?

It was there, I would finally know why Ashlynn had apraxia, dyspraxia, hyptonia, ADHD, dysarthria, SPD, CP, and learning disabilities.  The answer was housed in a small set of letter and number combinations called: 

BCL11A

When inclusion works: my hope for the rest of 3rd grade

When inclusion works: my hope for the rest of 3rd grade

This is how inclusion is supposed to look. Every human whether they have differences or not all want the same thing. They want to feel useful, included, and loved. Her smile says it all.