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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Top Ten Research Stories of 2014
Recently, a favorite organization of mine, Autism Speaks, posted an article that reviewed 2014’s “Top Ten” stories in autism research. These stories are so encouraging that I think it is important to share with my community as well, and to … Continue reading
Celebrate the Christmas Season with Gratitude
Christmas. Each of us has memories of Christmas that we hold special. As a youngster, I recall going to the Barber family home every Christmas afternoon; relatives everywhere, aroma of scrumptious food coming from the kitchen, and the much-anticipated visit … Continue reading
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“Let It Go” by Jeanne Downey
I asked Jeanne Downey, friend, colleague, parent, and ARC of PA President if she would be a guest blogger. I’ve known Jeanne since we were both young professionals beginning in our fields of human service. Since then, Mary and Ryan … Continue reading
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In Memory of Sandy Hook Elementary
On Dec. 14, 2012, tragedy struck Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT. Two years later, my thoughts and prayers go out to all the families and friends that were affected by this horrible event. For all the “Little Angels” … Continue reading
2014 Holiday Showcase
What do Charlie Brown, some hard-working elves, and an adorable Bichon Frise have in common? All were featured in this year’s holiday program performed by students at the Elizabeth Lee Black School. This morning, students from 21 classrooms ranging from … Continue reading
