Family Communication

Once upon a time...And they lived happily ever after. Sounds familiar right? This is how fairy tales begin and end? Yes! They form a significant part of entertainment for children in our world today. What is happening is that these make-beliefs are shaping the way they think and are creating false life expectations that set them up to being disappointed in adulthood. Once upon a Life is a true life story of a girl who found herself in a world far from what she had seen on television. This story emphasises the fact that life is not a fairy tale or fantasy.

Without your support, your middle school student's self-regard can crack. But a solid sense of self-worth now—in middle school—will help your youngster find future fulfillment in the adult world of work. Career Book 2 empowers parents and counselors to prepare youngsters (ages 11-13) with disabilities for meaningful employment as adults.

Career Book 3 outlines six strategies for helping your youngster grow in self-confidence and nine strategies for discovering disability's competitive edge in tomorrow's job market—all based on the road map recommended by the U.S. National Career Development Guidelines

In this transformation book, Jim Hasse identifies seven career builders parents can use to help their middle school student with cerebral palsy learn how to leverage disability's competitive edge, a key factor in disability development and career readiness.