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    Elementary counselors enjoy working closely with parents to ensure a rewarding, positive experience for all students.  We recognize the challenges that parents may sometimes face and offer these on-line resources for your convenience:

FACTS FOR FAMILIES:  www.aacap.org/publications/factsfam/index.htm-----

This site developed by the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, provides a wealth of information about issues pertinent to children, adolescents, and their families.  There are 56 Fact sheets on topics such as:  The Adopted Child, Helping Teenagers with Stress, Children and Divorce, Children Online, Normal Adolescence, Children and Grief, Children and Watching TV, Discipline, Children Who Won't Go To School, Parenting, Preparing for Adolescence, Stepfamily Problems, Children and Sports, and many more.

THE NATIONAL PARENTING CENTER:  www. tnpc.com ----- The National Parent Center, a national "parent information service" founded in 1989, is dedicated to providing information to parents to assist and support in positive parenting efforts.  Guidance is offered via some of the most well-known child-rearing authorities in the form of daily features and articles of interest covering developmental stages beginning from Pregnancy and Newborn to Pre-Teens and Adolescence.  Topics include:  communication, socialization, body image, drug use, setting limits, privacy and much more.

YAHOO --- SOCIETY AND CULTURE:  FAMILIES:  PARENTING:

www.yahoo.com/Society_and Culture/Families/Parenting/  -----  This is an excellent site at which to begin a search regarding parenting issues.  This site links to other Internet resources on topics such as:  Adoption, Children's Health, Books, Child Safety, Fathering, Magazines, Educating Your Child, Mothering, Single Parents, Step Parenting, Special Needs, Organizations, and more.

LD ONLINE:  www.Idonline.org  -----  The focus of this site is learning disabilities, and it contains information for parents, teachers, and children.  Updated weekly, here are some sample titles of interest:  Understanding Visual and Auditory Processing Deficits, Early Warning Signs of Learning Disabilities, etc.  This site is a service of the Learning Disabilities Project at WETZ, Washington D.C., in association with the Coordinated Campaign for Learning Disabilities.

FAMILY EDUCATION:  www.familyeducation.com  -----  This award winning site connects parents with information, with experts, and with each other to create a supportive and engaging community.  Topics include:  activities to do with your child, ages and grades, parenting challenges, and much more.

PARENTS TOOLBOX:  www.ctw.org/parents  -----  The Parents Toolbox is the place where moms and dads can find advice and easy, entertaining activities for the entire family.  The information here is trustworthy and unique.  Why?  Because it grows out of 30 years of carefully researched, kid-tested knowledge that the Children's Television Workshop (CTW) has been accumulating since the first Sesame Street show went on the air in 1969.

FAMILIES TOGETHER IN NYS, Inc.: www.ftnys.org ------ Families together is a non-profit, parent-run organization that strives to establish a unified voice for children with emotional, behavioral, and/or social disorders. 

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