Kind Accessibility Volunteer Gently Helps Autistic Man at Sensory Friendly Production of Lion King
Solar Eclipse 2024 Breaking Through Clouds in Houston Texas 1:44 PM #solareclipse #eclipse
How to make hard boiled eggs to dye for Easter or to eat anytime
Night To Shine Special Needs Prom 2024 #NightToShine #Quiet #SensoryFriendly #RedCarpet #Entrance
You're Freaking Awesome, Yes You Are, on National Compliment Day and Every Day -Positive Affirmation
Cool Crescent Moon Shapes Solar Eclipse Shadows on the Ground Through the Trees, Branches & Leaves
Last ARD Ever - Exit/Transition ARD / IEP Special Education Meeting - Reflections by Autism Mom
Night To Shine Quiet Sensory Friendly Entrance to Welcome Autistic Guest Without Loud Cheers
Valentine Candy Conversation Hearts
Enjoy the Little Things this Holiday Season-:Tip 25 for More Enjoyment & Less Stress w Kids w Autism
Don't compare your child with autism / special needs to others at holiday or school events - Tip 24
Share Christmas shows, movies & books for holiday memories & traditions for children w autism Tip 23
How to extend time at holiday events as a parent of child with autism: Surviving Holidays Tip 22
Tips for Eating Out with Picky Eaters for Celebrations / Outings: Holiday Tip 21 for Kids w/Autism
What to do when Relatives ask for Christmas, Holiday, Birthday gift ideas for child w autism- Tip 20
Prepare Kids w Autism for Christmas, Holiday Traditions & Events with Videos, Books, Photos - Tip 19
Find Sensory Friendly Christmas Holiday Events to Enjoy Lights, Decorations & Festivities Tip 18
How to Dress Child w Autism / Sensory Sensitivities for Holidays, Celebrations: Comfortable Clothing
When to put Christmas Presents Under Tree so Kids w Autism Don't Open Unwrap Holiday Gifts Early
Use Battery Operated Candles if Child w Autism Afraid of Flames on Holiday, Christmas, Hanukkah
Prepare Child w Autism For Christmas, Holiday Gatherings w Schedules, Social Stories, Photos: Tip 14
Use Shatterproof Ornaments on Christmas Tree for Safe & Stress-Free Holiday Tip 13
Avoid Sensory Overload Meltdown by Christmas Holiday Gift Shopping at Offpeak Times w Autistic Child
Traditions Provide Routine & Predictability for Kids w Autism to Enjoy Christmas & Holidays: Tip 11
Free & Fun December Holiday Fun Special Needs Family Activity:Viewing Christmas Lights & Decorations
Sensory Toy Gift Ideas for Child on Autism Spectrum for Christmas / Holiday Present: Parent Tip 9
Too Many Presents at Once May Overwhelm Child on Autism Spectrum at Christmas:Survive Holidays Tip 8
Make it easier for children w autism to unwrap presents: Surviving Christmas & Holidays Tip 7
Surviving Photos w Santa: Tip 6 for Getting Through Christmas Holidays with Child on Autism Spectrum
Surviving the Holidays with Child with Autism Tip 5:Take Candid Photos if Eye Contact is a Challenge
How to Survive the Holidays / Christmas w Child on Autism Spectrum Tip 4: Plan Food, Meals, Snacks
Autism Holiday Survival Tip 3:Visual Schedule to Help Neurodiverse Children Survive & Enjoy Holidays
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How to Survive Thanksgiving & Christmas Holiday Season with Child with Autism Tip #1: Keep it Simple
Advice to other special needs/autism moms facing divorce, 3 years after my then-husband left #shorts
My name is Mary Ann Hughes and my goal is to provide guidance in divorce involving children with disabilities, so families can get the best outcome with as little overwhelm, stress, time, and expense as possible.
My own divorce journey, where I had to research and navigate the complexities of divorce involving special needs children, as well as advocate for what was right for me and my sons on opposite ends of the autism spectrum, has led me to my new purpose - to help other families through the process, to get the best result in their special needs divorce, with as little emotional energy and resource as possible. I have become a Certified Divorce Coach to provide even more support.
I invite you to learn more about my story and efforts at www.SpecialFamilyTransitions.com & www.facebook.com/specialfamilytransitions.
If you have ideas for new videos, please comment on a video or email me at maryann@specialfamilytransitions.com
Thank You, and Stay Strong!