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“Welcome to the most comprehensive collection of expert advice in the field of parenting, education, advocacy, and straightforward information about special kids, their education, and their future that you will find anywhere on the web!” Dear Parent, I’m pleased...
by Dr. Kari Miller, PhD | Feb 29, 2012 | ADHD, ADD, Autism, Learning Disabilities, Other Treatments, Social Skills, Uncategorized
Young children with special needs may have difficulty getting along with other children. Children with special needs may have trouble following rules, cooperating with others or making their needs known in appropriate ways. For example, a child with autism spectrum...
by Dr. Kari Miller, PhD | Nov 6, 2010 | Social Skills, Uncategorized
Adults with learning disabilities, autism or ADHD can have trouble finding friends and mates who share their interests. Here are some practical suggestions from some of the talented Los Angeles professionals who work with special needs individuals. Get involved! The...
by Dr. Kari Miller, PhD | Oct 12, 2010 | Social Skills, Uncategorized
Many of us have experienced dating difficulties. Learn more about the kinds of problems that can get in the way of relationships. There are some universal truths about dating and relationships that apply to all people, whether or not they have disabilities. First, the...
by Dr. Kari Miller, PhD | Oct 12, 2010 | Social Skills, Uncategorized
Nicole Archambault Besson, Los Angeles speech-language pathologist, discusses how disabilities can affect social skills. Most of us take our social skills for granted. We easily get along with others. However, for adults with social skills problems, simple everyday...
