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Traditional approaches focus on deficits: what your child cannot do, should do better, or needs to fix. Strengths-based parenting starts from a different place: what your child naturally does well, what lights them up, and how to build on those foundations.
What it covers
- Navigating the Diagnosis Process
- IEP and 504 Plan Advocacy
- Strengths-Based Parenting
- Creating a Supportive Home Environment
- Managing Challenging Behaviors
- Taking Care of Yourself as a Parent
- Building Your Support Network
- Quick Reference: Advocacy Phrases