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MEETING YOUR CHILDS NEEDS
- Early Childhood Services
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Caring for Children with Special Health Care Needs
- Adoption of Children with Special Needs
- Advocacy & Finding Your Voice
- Complementary & Alternative Medicine (CAM)
- Finding the Right Childcare
- Foster Care of Children with Special Needs
- Groups & Therapies
- Handling Unawareness
- Hospital Care
- Managing & Coordinating Care
- Safety Precautions for Children with Seizures
- Night Terrors & Nightmares
- Tips to Help Children Sleep
- Transportation & Travel for People with Disabilities
- Common Problems
- Emotional, Behavioral, & Mental Health
- Addressing Bullying
- Social Issues & Opportunities
- Recreation Activities
- Education & Schools
- Adaptive/Assistive Options
- Wish Granting Groups
Education & Schools
On this Page
Educators and professionals may be interested in:
Education-Related Choices
The education-related choices for a child with special health care needs
can be difficult and confusing, and you may not know about the options and resources
available. Our goal is to give reliable information to assist you in making
decisions about where and which type of school your child will attend, and in
finding appropriate education services.
Resources
Information & Support
For Parents and Patients
Center for Parent Information and Resources (DOE)
Parent Centers in every state provide training to parents of children with disabilities and provide information about special
education, transition to adulthood, health care, support groups, local conferences, and other federal, state, and local services.
See the "Find Your Parent Center Link" to find the parent center in your state; Department of Education, Office of Special
Education.
Authors & Reviewers
Initial publication: December 2018
Current Authors and Reviewers:
Author: | Amanda Butler, MS, MA, LMFT |