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In this video we talk with Coach Kari Ann Atkinson, who specializes in Dating and Relationships, to discuss issues around dating with special needs children. For more on Kari Ann go to: https://www.karilifecoaching.com/blank-page
https://www.instagram.com/kari.lifecoaching/ https://www.instagram.com/kari.lifecoaching/In this video we talk with Coach Kari Ann Atkinson, who specializes in Dating and Relationships, to discuss issues around dating with special needs children. For more on Kari Ann go to: https://www.karilifecoaching.com/blank-page https://www.instagram.com/kari.lifecoaching/ In this video we talk with Coach Kari Ann Atkinson, who specializes in Dating and Relationships, to discuss issues around dating with special needs children. For more on Kari Ann go to: https://www.karilifecoaching.com/blank-page https://www.instagram.com/kari.lifecoaching/ Like! Subscribe!
In this video, Jason and Heidi Evans and I discuss issues we experienced before, during and after trach surgery. 00:00 Intro 1:18 What's the result 6:40 Concerns before surgery 13:35 Preparing before surgery 22:17 Experience during the surgery and post-op 37:30 Trach training 42:20 Coming home with the trach 46:40 Other issues/tip and tricks 1:03:00 Final thoughts (and monitor discussion) Links mentioned: better trach ties https://www.neotechproducts.com/2017/10/ezcare-trach-tie/ In this video we talk about using a therapy table at home to take care of children with mobility issues.
Links mentioned in this video: https://www.alimed.com/clinton-hi-lo-mat-platform.html Email me for the LMN: laurapipermcgrath@gmail.com In this video we talk with Dr. Jane Lee about her book, Catastrophic Rupture. Dr. Lee suffered a uterine rupture while delivering her daughter, Josephine. The story is a raw and realistic account of being the parent of a child who has experienced life altering injuries due to birth complications. 37:15 Dr. Lee discusses why she wrote the book and how she was able to transcend her grief Dr. Jane Lee's book: https://www.amazon.com/Catastrophic-Rupture-K-Jane-Lee/dp/164538246X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3RBH5NM3DB10&keywords=catastrophic+rupture&qid=1641864973&sprefix=catastrophic+rupture%2Caps%2C42&sr=8-1 Dr. Lee's favorite Facebook support groups: Parents of Children with Severe CP Hope for HIE – More Severe Outcomes https://www.ourspeciallives.com/
0:00 Disrupt the pattern 4:59 The NICE technique 13:24 The Manual 20:00 Being an Emotional Leader 27:52 Shift your focus to the future 32:30 Find Your Common Goals 37:53 Have some fun Links mentioned in this video: https://janecopiercoaching.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jane.copier.coaching/ In this video with talk with Julie Flynn, M.Ed., B.C.B.A to discuss 7 strategies to help children with autism. art II includes including social stories, zones of regulation, forward chaining/backward chaining and the "Cool/Not Cool" game. 0:00 Social Stories 12:00 Zones of Regulation 21:06 Backward Chaining/Forward Chaining 23:07 Cool/Not Cool Game Links mentioned in this video: Zones of Regulation chart: https://www.zonesofregulation.com/free-downloadable-handouts.html Pix Writer: https://en.freedownloadmanager.org/Windows-PC/PixWriter.html For more information: juliepiperflynn@gmail.com Like! Subscribe! Share!
In this video, we talk with Julie Flynn, M.Ed., B.C.B.A., to discuss 7 strategies to help children with autism, including reinforcers and anxiety reducers. These strategies can be applied across a wide range of ages and abilities. In Part II, we discuss social stories, zones of regulation, forward and backward chaining, and the cool/not cool game. Links mentioned in the video: Visual timers: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=visual+timer&ref=nb_sb_noss Boardmaker: https://goboardmaker.com/pages/picture-communication-symbols Pix Writer: https://en.freedownloadmanager.org/Windows-PC/PixWriter.html To contact Julie Flynn for more information: juliepiperflynn@gmail.com This video is a resource for anyone who might be considering a trach for their child or who might want a video to show caregivers or family who may be learning to care for someone with a trach.
Links mentioned: Surgilube https://tinyurl.com/wctyvhau In this video, we talk about why and how we give our son pill and capsule medication through a feeding tube.
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In this video, my friend Kelly and I talk about seizures and seizure meds, dystonia, CBD, and navigating physical therapy in a COVID world. Links mentioned: Organic CBD (NOTE: This is the only USDA organic CBD sold in the country and is only sold through advocates; I am advocate and make a small commission on sales): https://lauramcgrath.greencompassglobal.com/product/500MGBSNAT The reasons I give this particular CBD to my son: 1) It's organic and grown on a farm in North Carolina. ) All CBD is derived from hemp from the same mother plant so every hemp batch is genetically identical and produces consistent CBD oil. 3) The CBD extraction process is done using Swiss CO2 extraction versus chemical extraction, which is more expensive but less toxic. 4) This company handles everything from the growing of the plants to the bottling of the CBD oil- I'm a huge fan of their quality control. Another CBD I like (but it's not organic and does not have all of the same features as the CBD above) https://buybluebird.com/products/hemp-complete Note: CBD can interfere with the efficacy of other meds due to its effect on the liver (cytochrome p450 inhibitor) so we always give CBD at least an hour away from other meds (before or after). For pain, prescription only: Diclofenac Potassium (note: Diclofenac Sodium is NOT the same and is not as effective in our experience) https://www.goodrx.com/diclofenac-potassium/what-is None of the content in this video or the links provided is meant to be considered medical advice. Please discuss any changes to your child's care with their physician. |
AuthorBeing a caregiver to a child with significant special needs for over a decade, Laura McGrath wants to provide support and information to the special needs community. Archives
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