Archives by Year: 2015
Behavior or Disability? How to Tell the Difference
Could my 18-month old son’s biting be a sign of a disability? Is my 2-year old daughter’s hitting something more than just frustration and being a toddler? If my almost 4 year-old isn’t potty trained, could something be wrong? Is it a behavior or a disability?
Often the line between a behavior issue and a disability is not clear or easily defined, which can be challenging for a parent. As the community resource for developmental disabilities, we are here to help you navigate the process. Let us guide you to address concerning behaviors or offer the early intervention supports you and your child need to be successful. Read More ›
What You Need to Know About The ABLE Act 2014
In December 2014, Congress passed and President Obama signed into law the ABLE Act of 2014 (Achieving a Better Life Experience). Modeled after 529 college savings plans, the ABLE Act allows people with disabilities to open tax-free savings accounts without losing government benefits.
So long as the funds are used for qualified expenses such as Read More ›
Special Needs Financial Planning Resource Guide
Financial planning for the future can be daunting. But for families with special needs, financial planning can immediately set off a landslide of additional questions. Planning for your child’s short and long term financial future is a challenging exercise, but one that will create a great deal of peace-of-mind in the long run.
We’ve broken down the process for you to help understand what to look for and expect as you embark on creating your financial plan.