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A Surprise Thank-You Letter for ELG’s SLP Daisy Qin
Recently, Daisy Qin, one of ELG’s experienced bilingual Speech-Language Pathologists, received an unexpected thank-you letter from a parent. This parent is the mother of a child named S. Daisy has been supporting S at ELG for quite some time. When she was...
read moreTingting Talks | Creative Art, Healing Art…YOU are the Artist
All around the world, many are experiencing “a new normal” that we could have never imagined a few months ago. There have been a lot of big changes taking place around us and many of us may respond differently to these changes. Whatever emotions you have...
read moreCalling all Creatives! Launch Of R U OK? Day Student Art Competition
ELG and Lifeline Shanghai are proud to launch this year’s R U OK? Day Art Competition. This competition is to promote the importance of positive mental health through art! The competition is open to all Middle and High School students in the Greater...
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家长论坛 —— 与自闭症行业专家面对面
与专家面对面 —— 自闭症及特殊需求儿童家长论坛 2020年12月13日 | 上午09:00 - 下午15:00 关于本论坛 2015年公布的《中国孤独症教育康复行业发展状况报告》中称，目前我国孤独症呈高发趋势，发病率高达1%。孤独症又称自闭症，是广泛性发育障碍的代表性疾病。 自闭症儿童在逐年增加，而自闭症的诱因至今还没有明确定论，因此很难做到预防。自闭症儿童后期治疗、康复是一条漫长艰辛的道路，这也让孩子背后的家长们，承受了常人难以想象的经济上和精神上的双重压力。...
read more[ELG Webinar] Understanding Attention Issue & Sensory Regulation
In this hour-long on-demand webinar, join ELG's Occupational Therapist and Sensory Integration Specialist, Jing Chiu, as she helps you better understand the underlying reasons behind attention issues from the perspective of neuroscience and sensory...
read more[11/12] Teen Suicide Awareness and Prevention Webinar
Adolescence can be a very stressful time. Teenagers are going through major life changes, including bodily development, changes in thoughts and feelings, and instability in the environment. They may experience confusion, self-doubt, hopelessness,...
read morePreparing Your Child (And Yourself) For School
2020 has been a very different year with schools shutting down and re-opening due to the Coronavirus. All the routines were shaken up. Summer’s gone and September marks the return to the normality for many students as they start the new semester.The...
read moreHow to Say “No” to Your Child?
Many young parents must have had such devastating experiences:It is difficult to say ‘no’ to your child. On the occasions you must say no, how will he/she respond? They usually don’t take it well. They may talk back, cry, scream, or have some of the worst...
read more15 Must-See Movies About Individuals with Unique Learning Needs
A good show or movie has the power to touch your heart, inspire new ideas, tell truths from history, and ever so often, shed light into the lives of people that might have never crossed your path People with disabilities are, first and foremost, people....
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