Resources & Guides

Both funny and deeply thoughtful, That’s Not How It Happened examines how families, disability, and truth are shaped by the stories told about them. A book that has resonated strongly within our firm.

Last week, the ASD Nest Support Project of NYU Steinhardt held its first Conference for Autism and Inclusive Education (#NestCon).

Planning for “our kids” doesn’t stop after high school.

Getting an Individualized Family Services Plan (IFSP) for an infant or toddler isn’t usually as contentious as the process...

Students with disabilities have graduation rates that seriously lag behind general education students.

by Linda Goldman There are many considerations that come into play when deciding what to look for in a college. In Part 1 of Life After the IEP: Transitioning...

The Department of Education recently published its Annual Report on Special Education, which includes data on initial referrals for special...

Although the majority of our work involves helping children who are 3 and older, we cannot tell you how often we hear heartbreaking stories of parents who did...

Designer Clothes for Kids with Special Needs

In the book Love That Boy, columnist Ron Fournier shares his personal story as a parent of a child with Asperger’s Syndrome.

The Autism Glass Project at the Stanford School Of Medicine is using Google Glass to treat autism. You can read more here.

AT&T is challenging app developers to create technology that is specifically aimed at aiding those with disabilities. Read more here.