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Latest Publications:
	Nonverbal Learning Disabilities: A Guide to School Success The Teacher’s Manual Dean J.M. Mooney, Ph.D., NCSP Sherry Newberry, M.A. The ideas presented in Nonverbal Learning Disabilities: A Guide to School Success are brought to the point of practical application in The Teacher’s Manual. In their previous book, developing IEP goals and instructional strategies, writing accommodations, and determining the Least Restrictive Environment, were discussed extensively. The Teacher’s Manual provides concrete models, templates, and examples. It also includes a brief rationale and specific materials that educators can easily implement in the classroom. Softcover $19.95
	Nonverbal Learning Disabilities: A Guide to School Success Dean J.M. Mooney, Ph.D., NCSP Sherry Newberry, M.A., Nina Kurtz Three professionals who work with students with NLD share their experience. Whether it is how to best present a writing assignment or how to ask a classmate to a dance, the authors have come to appreciate these students as creative, informed, and personable. Rather than focusing on the limitations of this disability, the authors believe that with a quality, comprehensive evaluation, appropriate approaches, and the input of the student, academic and social success can be achieved! Softcover $19.95
	All About Me Kayli Gizel A heart-warming story about growing up with Turner Syndrome Kayli’s personal account of her experience is helpful for those seeking to understand some of the challenges that people with this syndrome, as well as NLD, face. Kayli is a delightful girl who has shown a remarkable ability to convey both personal insight and important information to the reader. Softcover $9.95
	The Miracle of Meghan Sarah L. Saxton-Stevenson A book about sharing life with a magnificent girl with Turner Syndrome Sarah’s touching memoir of her daughter’s journey through Turner Syndrome is at once poignant and funny, moving and inspiring. With honesty and humor, Sarah shares her fears and tears, joys and triumphs, and offers helpful insights, practical wisdom, empathy and strength for every parent who is raising a miracle like Meghan. Softcover $19.95
	A Train Ride to Grandma’s (With NO Chocolate Donut!) Stacy Shortle, Ed.D., NCSP Dean J.M. Mooney, Ph.D., NCSP illustrated by Amy J. Wulfing Noah’s trip to Grandma’s house is ALWAYS the same every summer. He boards the same train, sits in his favorite seat, and eagerly awaits his usual mid-trip snack while he looks out the window anticipating the usual landmarks. But, THIS year so many things are different! Noah struggles to cope with all the changes to his routine, but, in the process, he learns that sometimes doing things differently can be fun! The authors include helpful suggestions for minimizing the effects of change on children with NLD or AS. Hardcover $18.95
	***********NEW********** You Would Be Surprised Susie Baretz illustrated by Amy J. Wulfing You Would Be Surprised is the delightful result of a loving aunt’s personal and professional endeavor to present, in a positive light, the experience of her nephew – an eight-year-old boy with autism. Enter Bradley’s world and see, hear, taste and feel things as he does, and, in the process, understand, appreciate, and accept his “super powers.” Hardcover $16.95
	COMING SOON! A Snapshot of Me- A Student With NLD Sherry Newberry,M.A., Laurie Reiskind, Dean J.M. Mooney, Ph.D., NCSP An educator teams up with the parent of a student with NLD to produce an easy “how-to” guide to creating an effective Student Profile. The goal of the profile is to present a clear picture of the child’s history, set goals for the future, and educate teachers and professionals about NLD. This comprehensive profile follows the student with NLD throughout his or her school career.