PLANNING THE FUTURE FOR A SPECIAL NEEDS CHILD

Help your child develop the necessary life skills to thrive — prepare them for a happier and brighter future!

Parenting is never an easy feat, and this is even more true if you have a child with special needs. The pressure can be overwhelming, particularly if you have not prepared yourself and your child for the life ahead.

You may feel as though the weight of the world is resting squarely on your shoulders.

However devastating it may seem, the world does not end with the diagnosis of your child's condition…More importantly, this is not the end of the road.

The journey ahead is riddled with challenges and entails great planning and resilience. You need to be strong for your child… and for yourself.

You might feel hopeless right now, but don't worry.

Kerrie A. Lloyd is a Chartered Special Needs Consultant, who enjoys a son of her own who is deaf with autism. Her book lays out an actionable guide for you and your loved one with special needs.

She draws on her personal efforts to prepare her child for the future to offer you helpful advice and suggestions to give your child with special needs the tools they'll need to thrive in mainstream society.

To know more about how to make life easier for you and your child, read inside to discover:

Self-care 101 for parents: you need to take care of yourself before you can even take good care of your child; use these stress-reduction techniques to prevent burnout
How to help your child's development during their first three years of life — prepare yourself for the arduous but ultimately rewarding task of supporting your child
Must-learn laws and rights specifically designed for children with special needs — familiarize yourself with how the law protects and promotes the rights of your loved one!
Practical and effective tips to ensure your child has a meaningful elementary and middle school experience — get to know how the whole process of special education works!
Programs and services in special education to aid in your child's development — and your role as a parent to help them in supported decision-making and self-determination
Life-changing strategies for your child's adolescence and adulthood — nurture a resilient and responsible individual
How your child can successfully transition into independent living once they reach a certain age, including a review of the legal process, housing options, and financial management
And much more!

Just because your child has special needs doesn't mean they can’t have a fulfilling life.

You want them to grow up to be healthy, productive members of society. And there is no better time than now to start working toward that goal.

It's time you start carving a path toward success for your child.

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