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    The Family Philosophy Guide: How to Develop a Well Thought Out Plan Towards your Child's Label.
    The Family Philosophy Guide: How to Develop a Well Thought Out Plan Towards your Child's Label.
    The Family Philosophy Guide: How to Develop a Well Thought Out Plan Towards your Child's Label.
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    The Family Philosophy Guide: How to Develop a Well Thought Out Plan Towards your Child's Label.

    By Susan Vachon

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    Parenting a child with a learning disability or attention deficit is not easy. There is so much information, advice and recommendations out there that is sometimes hard to know what to do. This book will help parents develop a manageable plan on how to address their child's learning needs without causing undo stress on the family system. The Family Philosophy guide offers no strings attached expert advice that will enable parents to arrive at a concrete plan that works well for the whole family and that will optimally support their child.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSusan Vachon
    Release dateSep 6, 2015
    ISBN9781311352736
    The Family Philosophy Guide: How to Develop a Well Thought Out Plan Towards your Child's Label.
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    Susan Vachon

    It is my mission to support the amazing spirits of LD, ADHD, and Gifted students, with a focus on strengths based teaching, targeted brain-based intervention and by-pass strategies. I feel blessed to be able to live this mission as a Learning Resource Specialist at St Michaels University School and through my work with the parents of these students at my business www.optimallylearning.comWhen I am not working, I can be found running, biking and travelling with my two children and husband.

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      The Family Philosophy Guide - Susan Vachon

      The Family Philosophy Guide

      How to develop a well though out Family Plan Towards Your Child's Label

      1st Edition

      Susan Vachon

      Copyright ©2015 by Susan Vachon

      Smashwords Edition

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews. Please do not participate in or encourage the piracy of copyrighted materials in violation of the author’s rights. Purchase only authorized editions.

      CONTENTS

      Introduction

      My Assumptions and Terminology

      Part I-The Three Major Factors for Consideration

      Your Child's Disposition

      How Much Time Do You Have?

      How Much Money?

      Part II-Additional Areas for Consideration

      Part III- Guiding Questions

      Part IV-Getting Ready for the Family Philosophy

      Part V-The Family Philosophy

      Introduction

      I am so glad that you have chosen to spend time reading and contemplating this e-book. This book was created as the result of hundreds of amazing conversations I have had with parents of Learning Disabled children. I feel so blessed to have had the privilege of helping parents process their child’s diagnosis, but as a Learning Resource teacher who is affiliated with a wonderful school, my recommendations were always governed by what the school for whom I am an employee could provide.

      This e-book is meant as a no strings attached way of helping parents decide how their family is going to approach their child’s label. It is not affiliated with any school, programme or association, but I am familiar with what most schools, programmes and

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