RESOURCES
As I have researched and searched the internet and networking sources for the best resources I could find, the best and most complete I could find is the link below.
http://www.projectdocchouston.org/resguide.pdf
2. Another website that I find extremely helpful is Houston Autism Disability Network, with Michelle
Guppy. Many of you will know her at the Warrior Mom for Autism. The link is below.
http://www.hadn.org
3. Our newest partner in this quest for JOY is Lighthouse Learning & Resource under the direction of Robin Rettie. I am so honored to have met Robin and look forward to doing great and wonderful things with her for our Treasures. Her website is:
http://www.lhlearningresource.com/
This is by no means a complete list of resources, and I will continue adding in the days and weeks to come. However, with these two great resources anyone can have a good start.
- This is a resource guide produced by Elaine Hime, a Mom of a special needs child who has walked the road. I hope you find this as useful as I have.
http://www.projectdocchouston.org/resguide.pdf
2. Another website that I find extremely helpful is Houston Autism Disability Network, with Michelle
Guppy. Many of you will know her at the Warrior Mom for Autism. The link is below.
http://www.hadn.org
3. Our newest partner in this quest for JOY is Lighthouse Learning & Resource under the direction of Robin Rettie. I am so honored to have met Robin and look forward to doing great and wonderful things with her for our Treasures. Her website is:
http://www.lhlearningresource.com/
This is by no means a complete list of resources, and I will continue adding in the days and weeks to come. However, with these two great resources anyone can have a good start.
