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How to Discuss Puberty with your child who has Special Needs.
How To Discuss Puberty with Your Child who has Special Needs
It’s not easy to talk to any child about how our bodies change during puberty...
Sidney and Deidre Warners
Sidney and Deidre Warner
I have realised with Evan, we need to take it one day at a time and try not to worry about the future too much...
Patrick and Justine Brown
Patrick and Justine Brown
We are always trying to do our best not only for Mikayla but for our other kids and sometimes the stress is too much.
Peterhouse Special Needs School
Province: Gauteng
Website: www.excelsoirac.co.za
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Tel: 081 409 9458
Type of disability: Autism, Intellectual Disabiliities, Developmental Delay, as well as Physical Impairments
Service offered: Peterhouse School for special needs, is a private Co-educational school offering Grade R-7. We offer focused programs for each individual learner, while working together in groups to encourage developmental and social skills, in a caring and loving environment. We would love for you to be a part of our Peterhouse family.
Gary and Sarah Rogers
Gary and Sarah Rogers
I have learned that the journey is where life happens. That being present and grateful are the foundational building blocks of a happy life.
Rhonel van Loggerenberg
Rhonel van Loggerenberg
I am happiest when I see the bond between her and her brother - their love and connection is so pure and without any judgement or expectation.
Charmaine De Beer
Charmaine De Beer
To continue being a light in this world.
Autism Resources South Africa
Province: Available Nationwide
Website: www.autismresources.co.za
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Tel: 087 057 7371
Speciality: Toys and Games, Tools for teaching, Therapy Aid
Product / service offered: We are the parents of two amazing square pegs living in a round world. We offer products for sale to help teachers, facilitators, and parents of children on the autism spectrum and sensory processing issues.
Shabir Ballim and Tasneem Carrim
Shabir Ballim & Tasneem Carrim
Her disability does not define her; it’s a part of her.
Adesh and Nandita Kisten
Adesh and Nandita Kisten
The responsibility of caring for a special needs child is sometimes overwhelming, are we doing enough, are we doing the right things for him?
