Equal Importance: Making Time for Your Children without Special Needs

Equal Importance: Making Time for Your Children without Special Needs

Overwhelmed with the demands and time constraints put on your life due to caring for your child with autism spectrum disorder? Feeling guilty about the reduced amount of time you are spending with your other children? Use this download to:

  • Reflect on your thoughts and emotions regarding all of your children
  • Keep track of your current time spent with each child.
  • Plan and set goals for changes in the way you allocate time between all of your children

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When Children with Special Needs Have Siblings

Parents may often feel challenged when raising a child with special needs. But when there are other children in the family and that special-needs child has a sibling, parents often feel even greater stress when trying to give both children the time, support, and attention they need.