Parenting a Child with a Hidden Disability
-July 12, 2011-Comments (0)
Guess what? Today you get something we don't usually offer: a whole article from our June 2011 issue, in living color! The subject matter "Chosen Families: Parenting a Child with a Hidden Disability" is something many of our ParentLife Online readers can relate to. I hope you'll take the time to download and read the article if you missed it in the June issue. Thanks to author Shannon Royce for this information! _____
Hidden disabilities—anxiety, asperger, ADHD, bipolar disorder, depression, learning disabilities, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Tourette syndrome, and others—are neurological disorders that might not be obvious to the general public but that affect every area of a child's and a family's life. As a mom of a child who has been diagnosed with a hidden disability, I know the challenges your family is facing …
For the rest of the article, download the PDF by clicking on the link below.
ChosenFamilies_June11PL.pdf
Shannon Royce is President & C.E.O. of ChosenFamilies.org. Prior to founding the organization, Shannon served in various pro-family organizations as a public policy advocate.
