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What Is Educational Therapy?

By Dan Stock Some parents have asked us recently why we term what we do in our center as “educational […]
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Is It Any Wonder?

By Dan Stock It’s no wonder parents are alarmed. A US Department of Education report released last month, ranks Nevada […]
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Why is an Educational Therapist Different Than a Tutor?

By Dan Stock Some parents have asked us recently why we term what we do in our center as “educational […]
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Could the fallout from the admissions scandal hurt kids with disabilities?

By Adrienne Wichard-Edds March 14 Reaction to Tuesday’s indictment of 50 people in an alleged college admissions scam, including 33 parents who […]
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Gifted boy with autism is the youngest ever to attend Oxford University at age 6

At age six, most young children are entering first grade, but not for the extraordinary Joshua Beckford. Living with high-functioning […]
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Woman with autism admitted to Florida Bar, becoming “first openly-autistic lawyer,” employer says

"I wanted to go to law school because I wanted to make a difference for other people," she said. "Lawyers help their community. What better way [to make a difference] than to become a lawyer."
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A Space Of Their Own

Setting up spaces in the house for safety and efficiency is simple, and the results produce immense benefits. For children […]
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Bill Would Prohibit Waiting Lists For Community-Based Services

by Michelle Diament | January 24, 2019 Community-based services are often much harder to obtain than access to institutional care, but […]
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Nevada law could send hundreds of teachers packing

By Meghin Delaney Las Vegas Review-Journal It was supposed to be easy. Nevada’s 1989 teacher reciprocity law was intended to […]
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Special needs students endure abuse, teaching assistant gets no jail time

By Darcy Spears KTNV – Las Vegas. Trust betrayed, families brokenhearted, oversight botched in a case involving special needs students […]
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We are an educational advocacy, tutoring, and homeschool help provider in Southern Nevada for children and young adults with disabilities and learning difficulties. Our services begin with finding collaborative and enriching methods to bring each child the services they need to succeed.
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