Exceptional Parent magazine article on apraxia!! (read all about it)

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone!

If you receive the magazine Exceptional Parent

http://www.exceptionalparent.com -in this month's February 2002

(Early Childhood) issue you will see an article on apraxia from the

view points of two parents you may know from our list -Jeannie

Buesser and Stacey Aberstein. (The editor of Exceptional Parent

attended The First Apraxia Conference hosted by CHERAB and that is

also in this article!!) Information now online at

http://www.exceptionalparent.com/welcome/magazine/feb02_magazine.htm

As EP says online:

" Early Warning

" Just a late talker " was a phrase two mothers kept hearing when they

questioned their children's lack of verbal ability. Pressing for

answers, they discovered the mysterious disorder called verbal

apraxia and found out about the importance of early intervention and

support. "

If you do not receive Exceptional Parent and are interested in this

February 2002 issue you can probably find it on some news stands now

like at and Noble, or you can call 1-800-EPARENT (800-372-

7368) for more information, or you can send five dollars (includes

shipping) to

Exceptional Parent

65 East Route 4

River Edge, NJ 07661

Phone: 201-489-4111 / 1-800 EPARENT

Fax: 201-489-0074

You can also send an email direct to the Contributing Editor and Vice

President of Organization Relations Bridget M. Lyne

blyne@.... (who attended our First Apraxia Conference and

viewed our beautiful 'Quilt of Hope' for apraxic children which had

some of the hundreds of success stories and pictures of children who

took EFAs)

If you want to view the contact info for Exceptional Parent on line

here is the web address.

http://www.exceptionalparent.com/welcome/contactus.htm

And thanks to Exceptional Parent -now more parents will know there is

support out there in areas of the country some parents do not

realize. I'm saying this because Exceptional Parent noticed that

apraxia-kids does not link to CHERAB. I told Exceptional Parent to

link to apraxia-kids anyway because CHERAB stands for open support

and information to all the families.

We highly suggest you get your own magazine copy -but if you would

like a sneak preview -we will have a few copies at our next CHERAB

meeting this Monday! Here is the info about this Monday's meeting

which will be great!!!:

March 4, 2001

" What is Sensory Integration Therapy?...(and what is Sensory

Integration Disorder anyway?!) " And how can this help your child who

is a late talker or your child who is learning to talk?

Children's Specialized Hospital will hold this meeting.

Locations / Time Information:

Location: Children's Specialized Hospital

Date: March 4, 2002

Time: 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM

http://www.apraxia.cc for Directions to Children's Specialized

Hospital

150 New Providence Road, Mountainside, NJ 07092-2590

(908) 233-3720

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