Do you have an allergy to wheat? Do you have trouble any time you digest wheat? Did you think you had to give up your favorite recipes when you started your gluten free or wheat free diet? Simply Gluten Free Cooking offers a total of 95 different easy and simple wheat free and cassien free recipes. The recipes are low cost and economical. The ingredients can be located at most supermarkets and grocery stores. She uses canned products and spices to keep the costs low. Besides, common wheat free ingredients include include cornmeal, rice flour, soy milk, and rice milk. You will find included in...

Autism Spectrum Disorder can be a scary diagnosis for parents. You do not know what to expect for your child because the diagnosis is so complex. There are so many different characteristics causing your child problems on a daily basis. Through this book, she offers practical, and sensible advice on educational, dietary, sibling, sensory, shopping, friendship, and marriage issues for parents of Autistic children and teens. She also includes a glossary of common terms and website resources in her book. Her advice is based on her many years of experience with Autism. She also has more than a...

High school graduation is a memorable time for any student. For some, it is a time for reflection over their academic and personal growth. One high school graduate reviews his major school memories, thoughts, anxieties, and favorite moments from kindergarten through high school graduation.

Special Education is a complex topic within the public school system. It helps disabled students learn through a services, academic assistance, and adaptations. The help comes through a document called an Individual Education Plan (also known as the I.E.P.) or a Section 504. The document that they recieve is dependent upon their individual academic needs based on how their disability effects them. An experienced parent educator with the disabled community will examine the I.E.P. with you.

Follow the adventures of a typical all American girl as she goes through her daily life. Follow her through her adventures through school, hobbies, clubs, and activities. See how she interacts with the people around her in her own world.

Searching for a job is not an easy task. When you are searching for your first job, it is even more difficult. What are some of the resources out there to help me with my job search? What do I wear to my first job interview? Is it normal to be nervous at my first job interview? What are some good career resources out there? I will cover this and much more in this book.

Your child has been recently diagnosed with Down's Syndrome. You feel lost and wonder about your child's future. You begin to wonder if their life will be different than any other child's life. Dawn Lucan, a preschool teacher and community volunteer, with 17 years of experience shares her non medical knowledge with you to your most common questions regarding your child. Topics include education, friendships, activities, general life, and adulthood. She has also included an assortment of great books and website resources for you in this book.

You are in high school searching for a career or you are an adult searching for a career. Which careers work great for those diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder or High Functioning Autism? Dawn Lucan, a preschool teacher, has kept in contact with her students that she has over time and followed their interests. She shares some of the common traits that some of her students have in this book and lists them as careers. She has also shared some great resources throughout the book to help you with your career.

Dawn Lucan, an educator, Autism Activist, and Special Education activist with eighteen years of experience, has done a variety of things throughout life. She has been an educator, athlete, and volunteer. The one role that she has played in life that she cherishes the most in memories are of her volunteer days since she focuses on Special Education or educating disabled children's issues. As a former Special Education student herself in the 1970s and 1980s, she has an interesting perspective on both helping parents through her outreach. Come walk with her through her life of how Special...