It is tax time and we want to revisit a popular episode!
Learn from Host Annette Hines and her favorite guest, law partner, and husband, Mark Worthington about answers to four top questions people ask about special needs tax preparation and tax reporting:
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In this episode as we celebrate Women’s History Month in March, Host Annette Hines talked with Danielle Sullivan – the founder of Neurodiverging Coaching, an online, sliding scale coaching practice supporting a worldwide, diverse clientele with issues related to neurodiversity, ADHD, autism, and executive functioning for adults and families. Danielle is a Certified Parent…
This episode commemorates International Rare Disease Day which occurs on last day of February annually. This day is dedicated to raising awareness for the approximately 300 million people around the world living with a rare disease. Host Annette Hines recognizes this day in memory of her daughter, Elizabeth who died in 2013 due to mitochondrial…
In this episode, Laura Hernandez and Host Annette Hines discuss the life of a mom and how to reduce the workload and run the home smoothly by applying the organization strategies that Laura developed through her agency, Mama Systems. As a mother of ten struggling to just make it through each day, Laura developed…
In this episode, Host Annette Hines speaks with Lois Letchford, an educator, writer, and public speaker. When Lois was 39 years old and faced with teaching her son Nicholas how to read, she discovered she had dyslexia. She modified and changed classes as a result of reflecting on her reading failure. Lois is qualified…
In this episode, Host Annette Hines and Dr. Bibi Pirayesh an educational therapist and Founder of One of One Kids discuss the issues related to learning disabilities and how she is working to shift society’s view to see them not as deficits but differences by affirming the strengths of the neurodivergent. She holds a Bachelor’s…
In this episode, we are joined by an author living with a type of autism known as Asperger’s Syndrome, Matthew Kenslow. His journey through life, learning about everyone and everything around him through both compliments and teases, has been an adventure. His goal is to demonstrate to others how autistic people perceive the world…
Eric Jorgensen starts by saying he’s fairly new to his work in the disability community. His son is on the spectrum, and has intellectual disabilities and other challenges, but his wife was the one who managed those in the past. Just as he was about to retire from the Navy in 2012, his wife died…
In this episode, Host Annette Hines welcomes Erin Prosser and her daughter, Lucy’s (Lulu) neurologist, Dr. Christina Bergqvist of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to share their story of working together to care for Lulu and treat her neuro-developmental disease, STXBP1 encephalopathy. This is a great example of how a family member and caregiver can…
In this episode, Host Annette Hines shares more about her goals for 2023. This year she is taking a sabbatical, not from work, but from all her external commitments. She notes that the term “sabbatical” means taking a break, which most often is associated with a leave from work. However, as Special Needs Companies, which…
