Have you ever wished your Mom friends better understood your struggles with your Learning Abled Kid?

Would you like a great Learning Disabilities Support Group for Moms?

If you want support from other moms trying to help their kids and want a possitively focued Learning Disabilities Support Group, then  JOIN Our Facebook Support Group

Our Learning Disabilities Support Group’s goal is to provide POSITIVE and helpful support. Ours is a great group if you want to overcome your child’s learning struggles through homeschooling, after-schooling, or on a tutorial basis.

Our Learning Disabilities Support Group doesn’t help with special education issues in public schools. Simply put: If your child is in public school, then you are not in control of your child’s education there. However, you can (and should) learn special education advocacy skills. If you’re dealing with a public school, then you’ll find helpful information in our Special Education Guidebook for Educationally Involved Parents of Children with LDs.

Here’s what some of our Learning Disabilities Support Group members are saying:

• “I’m so excited I found this group. At first I thought it would be like all the other issue specific groups. But after my first digest read, I’ve gotten a lot of questions answered, and with website or book recommendations to boot! So glad that everyone isn’t just complaining about there kid here. Love it. Thank you. Lisa”
  

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• “I have gotten more information from this group than ANY other place. Even my homeschooling group was not as much help as this group! Tracey”
• “I appreciate being a part of this group so much – you all inspire me, encourage me & make me know I’m not alone.” Chris
• “I have been a member of this group as a parent of a child with a LD. Everyone here  has helped me with my struggle in getting a ‘real’ diagnosis and trying to determine the best choices for my son and my family.” Melissa

About Our Learning Disabilities Support Group:

Learning Abled Kids’ Learning Disabilities Support Group Vision:

We provide a Learning Disabilities Support Group where we value all children with learning difficulties. We are a community where parents provide the best education they can by understanding their child’s learning strengths, difficulties, and needs.

Learning Abled Kids’ Learning Disabilities Support Group Mission:

Our Learning Disabilities Support Group is a place where parents get positively-focused support and solutions from other experienced parents. We are a community of parents who relate to your passion for helping your child. We share our problems in providing meaningful educational experiences for our children. Our kids struggle with learning, and we struggle with providing good educational progress. However, TOGETHER we find solutions that work for our amazing kids!

Learning Abled Kids’ Learning Disabilities Support Group Values:

1) Every child deserves the best education his/her parents can provide or obtain.

2) Parents of children with learning difficulties are “parents under stress.” Therefore, we benefit from positive-energy, encouraging support, and understanding from other parents.

3) We find creative solutions and ideas for helping our children learn by sharing openly with each other. We share our experiences with curriculum, programs, resources, and other resources.

4) We frame all of our experiences with a positive, forward focus. As a group, we focus on taking action toward a good outcome, and focus on skills learned through our experiences. We do not rant or rage, but rather we focus on finding solutions to our problems.

5) When facing challenges alone, parents run out of energy and stamina trying meet the needs of our children. Together, we are STRONGER when we share our experiences with other parents in our Learning Disabilities Support Group. Together we become a strong cord, bound and strengthened, for as long as we are on this journey together.

Again, we are not a group for dealing with non-compliance in public school or public school’s special education programs.  Therefore,  I suggest visiting www.wrightslaw.com, Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates, Inc. (COPAA), or joining the IEPGuide Yahoo! Group for information on how to deal with difficulties in public schools.