Elizabeth C. Hamblet’s Post

So many people ask me what accommodation students get at college for X disability (such as dyslexia). It doesn’t work that way. I explain why. #CollegeTransition #twiceexceptional #adhdparent #2eparents #adhdparentsupport #specialeducation #parentingtip

Students with disabilities who are college-bound this fall can and should register for accommodations now. In this post, I explain how the process typically looks. Remember - the high school didn't (and couldn't) do this for them - they have to follow the process. Here's how they do it: https://bit.ly/LDBlog119x Prefer to learn by watching? I made a video, too: https://bit.ly/LDAv2x #SpecialEd #IEP #SpecialNeedsParenting #ADHDParent #DyslexiaParent #LearningDisabilitiesSupport #SchoolPsychology #CollegePrep #CollegeTransition #CollegeSuccess #DisabilityAccommodations

So many people ask me what accommodation students get at college for X disability (such as dyslexia). It doesn’t work that way. I explain why. #CollegeTransition #TwiceExceptional #ADHDparent #2eparents  #SpecialEducation #DisabilityAccommodations #DyslexiaTips

📣 Practical advice from families can ensure people with learning disabilities or autism avoid institutional care. Bringing Us Together have published a NEW GUIDE for families: 📌 Care (Education) & Treatment Reviews and Dynamic Support Registers 🔗 A free resource to read online and download: https://ow.ly/Qr5P50TKYoR #inclusion #selfdirectedsupport #children #learningdisabilities #autism #carers

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 3 College-bound students with disabilities may want to look at lists of accommodations on different schools' websites to see what's available. But they should not assume everything they see will be available to *them.* I explain. #DisabilityAccess #CollegeAccommodations #ADHDparent #DyslexiaParent #LearningDisabilities #IEP #SpecialEducation #schoolpsychology

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5 Research has found that large numbers of students who have had disability accommodations don’t request them at college. There are numerous reasons why. I wrote talking points adults can use to address students concerns: http://bit.ly/LDBlog114x #DisabilityAccess #DisabilityDocumentation #CollegeAccommodations #CollegePrep #ADHDparent #DyslexiaParent #LearningDisabilities #IEP #SpecialEducation #schoolpsychology

Discover Innovative Solutions for Your Autism and IDD Program As the demand for autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) services continues to rise, it's crucial to have a robust and efficient program in place. Join us for an insightful webinar where industry experts will share smart solutions and cutting-edge technology that can streamline your autism and IDD program, empower your direct service providers (DSPs), and ultimately deliver better care to your community. #austim #IDD #ASD

One of the toughest challenges being the mom of a child with learning disabilities can be the feeling of isolation. It’s easy to think you have to handle everything yourself, but remember: you don’t have to do this alone! 🤗 Expanding your child’s network of caregivers is essential—not only for their growth but also for your well-being. Surrounding them with a variety of supportive people can ease the burden on you and provide new perspectives for your child. Taking care of your child is important, but so is taking care of yourself. 💖 #neurodiverse #HealthyFamilyLife #mindfulmom #parentcoaching #parentingtip #parentchildrelationship #learningdisabilities #supportnetwork #selfcare #momcommunity #burnoutprevention #caregiverstress #mentalhealthmatters #youarenotalone

Invisible Disabilities and Postsecondary Education This video from #ThinkCollege shows effective accommodations for disabilities that include learning disabilities, attention deficits, autism, and others that are not readily apparent. https://lnkd.in/e4mU68bj #Transition #EducationEquity #HigherEducationForAll #DisabilityRights

📚It's Learning Disability Week 2024: Do You See Me?📚 Spanning from the 17th to 23rd of June, this year’s theme ‘Do you see me?’, is all about being seen, heard, and valued. There are many types of learning disabilities, although some of the more well known are dyslexia, attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), dyspraxia, and dyscalculia. Learning disabilities may be combinations, or vary in magnitude ranging from mild to severe. Join us in recognising and supporting individuals with learning disabilities, taking this week to educate ourselves on learning disabilities and how together we can help create equitable educational and work environments. #LearningDisabilityWeek #DoYouSeeMe #InclusionMatters