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The Special Needs

Parent Handbook

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become stronger advocates for their children

A brief, compassionate guide... Kirkus Reviews

Timely, well written, practical... Library Journal

Rebecca video, Maserati from The 20 Store 24 Hour Tour, notes from the road from the 2002 cross-country tour

Rebecca is smiling because her family drove cross-country in 2002 to kick off Drive4Rebecca, an ongoing effort to raise funds for education, research and advocacy that helped establish REED Academy. In 2011 they set out again on the Advocacy4All Cross-Country Tour.

Drive4Rebecca continues to support education and research including studies at Seaver Autism Center. Learn more about the amazing technology being used at the Rutgers Sensory Motor Lab for the Seaver Phelan-McDermid clinical trial.

Crucial strategies, tools and advice

Best places to go with kids, keeping the family together (and your sanity), valuable tools & more.

Parent resource guide

Comprehensive resource guide with state by state advocacy information.

Q&A forum to share ideas

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Special Needs Parent Handbook

In paperback and for Kindle (on PCs, Macs & mobile devices w/ free Kindle App)

“A deceptively thin, constructive caregiving resource ...

A brief, compassionate guide to raising a disabled child.”

Kirkus Reviews

“Timely, well written, practical ... this slim gem should

be on the shelf of every library.”

Julianne J. Smith, Library Journal

“Amazing Book - A Must Read for Parents of Special

Needs Children”

Abby, parent of 6 year old with autism - more rave reviews on Amazon

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Hundreds of libraries now have The Special Needs Parent Handbook. Use the Library Finder and check WorldCat to see if the book is in a library near you. To search for libraries with the e-book, check OverDrive.com or ask your library to add it for free.

2002 Drive4Rebecca video Angels of Autism video

Honor the amazing people that help children with autism with free Angel Certificates™. Just fill in the blanks

and print to honor your “angels” - just copy and paste the name in your preferred font. Tune in to a radio interview

about The Angels of Autism Celebration or watch our video.

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Drive4Rebecca helps increase awareness of autism and asperger’s syndrome, raises funds for research and education, and helps parents become stronger advocates for their children with special needs. Advocacy For All, The Angel Certificate, CrIEPs, Your Child Handbook, Your Family Achievement Diary,Don’t Stare at Autism, Don’t Stare at Special Needs, Your Gratitude Diary, Building Better Lives for Children with Autism, Building Better Lives for Children with Special Needs, The Make Me Feel Good Planner and The Special Needs Parent Zone are trademarks of The Drive For Rebecca, Inc. (c) 2012 Jonathan Singer and Drive For Rebecca, Inc. All rights reserved.

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