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How do I help my child with high support needs make friends?
Remember that friendship comes from proximity + shared interest, so help your child get involved in activities that interest them so they can build authentic friendships.
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How can I request training on inclusion for gen ed teachers at school?
Talk to one or two school board members and then make an appointment with the special education director to discuss your concerns. Then, attend the board meeting.
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Can my child qualify for Lanterman Act services from Regional Center under age 3?
Children under age 3 must have a diagnosed developmental disability that will continue to qualify them for Regional Center eligibility after age 3.
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