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Cyndi Najar • July 31, 2023

Questions Every Super Parent of Special Needs Children wants Answered!

1.   "How do I unlock the superpowers of support for my child's development?" Every super parent wants to equip their child with the best tools for success. From therapies to educational interventions, they're eager to uncover the secrets of supercharged development. The mission: consult with professionals to discover personalized strategies that will help their child soar like never before.

2.   "How can I wield the power of advocacy for my child's rights and inclusion?" Advocacy is the superpower that ensures special needs children receive the support they deserve. These super parents seek to navigate the complex web of laws and regulations, empowering their child to conquer any obstacle in their path. Armed with knowledge and determination, they work tirelessly to create a world where inclusion is the norm. And teach their children to speak up for themselves as well.

3.   "How do I assemble the ultimate squad of friends and foster socialization for my child?" Superheroes know the importance of teamwork, and these super parents are no exception. They yearn for the perfect formula to foster friendships and social interactions for their child. Through the power of support groups, community programs, and inclusive playdates, they build an unbeatable network that creates opportunities for their child to thrive socially.

4.   "How can I defend my child's emotional well-being like a superhero?" Every superhero knows that emotional well-being is a superpower in itself. Super parents want to learn how to tackle anxiety, manage behavior challenges, and boost their child's self-esteem. With the guidance of therapists, psychologists, and support groups, they acquire the tools to become guardians of their child's emotional fortress.

5.   Where can I discover hidden treasures of resources and financial assistance?" Super parents aren't just adept at saving the day; they're masters of finding hidden resources and financial aid. They embark on a quest to locate government programs, insurance coverage, grants, and charitable organizations that offer support for their child's unique needs. With their super sleuthing skills, they secure the necessary resources to ensure their child's success. They also understand the importance of natural supports and don't wait for waiver slots before building a plan.

6.   "How do I keep my own superpowers charged as a parent?" Super parents know that self-care is essential for maintaining their extraordinary abilities. They seek ways to replenish their own energy and well-being while juggling the responsibilities of being a superhero. Through self-care practices, support networks, and maybe even a secret superhero hideout, they discover the secrets to staying super and saving the day. They understand that one can not pour from an empty cup.


Being a super parent to a special needs child is an epic adventure filled with challenges and victories. As these incredible individuals seek answers to their burning questions, they transform into supercharged advocates, armed with knowledge, support, and a dash of superhuman determination. So, don your capes, fellow superheroes, and remember that no matter the question, there's always a thrilling answer waiting to be discovered. Together, we'll conquer the unknown and celebrate the remarkable journey of being a super parent to a special needs child!


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All families should create a letter of intent. It provides information and details about your family when you are no longer here to provide it. I can not tell you how many times I have called my mom to get information about an illness or accident on myself, so this information is valuable for every family to have but vital for families with individuals with disabilities. I get it is a daunting task..... SO let's break it up into monthly bite size bits. One eats the elephant one bite at a time!! Month 1 1. Information about Father. A. General Information a. Full Name b. Social Security Number c. Complete Address, Phone Numbers Home and Work d. Date of Birth e. Place of Birth: city, state, country f. Fluent Languages g. Religion h. Race i. Blood Type j. Number of siblings k. ? US Citizen B. Marital Status: Current Marital Status, Date of Marriage, Place of Marriage, Number of Children from Marriage. Then add the same information for any previous marriages. C. Family: List complete names of father’s siblings and parents, For those still living list their addresses, phone numbers, and pertinent biographical information 2. Repeat step 1 for Mother 3. Your Child or Children A. General information a. Full Name and what name they like to be called. b. Numbers: Social Security, Complete Address, Phone, Height, Weight, Shoe size, and clothing size. c. More details: Gender, race, fluent language, religion, and citizenship. d. Birth: List birthday and time, and any complications. Give Birth weight and height, place of birth and City and state were raised. e. Siblings: give detailed information both geographical and emotional (closeness to individual with disability) Include details on any spouses of siblings as well. f. Other relationships: friends or family child knows and likes, provide a description of the relationship. g. Guardians: if an adult has child been declared incompetent, Named Successors, provide details for any and all guardians, h. Advocates: list the people in order who you foresee acting as advocates for your child after your death. (Speak with them) i. Trustee: indicate if you have set up a Trust for your child and provide a list of Full Names, addresses and phone numbers of all trustees. j. Representative Payee: Indicate if you have one and provide the details. k. Power or Attorney: Indicate the type and provide details of individual. l. Final Arrangements: Describe any arrangements that have been made for your child’s funeral and burial. List individuals or company to contact. Also list any payments that have been made and what is covered by those payments. If you have not made specific arrangements indicate if Burial or Cremation is preferred.
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New year, New possibilities

By Cyndi Najar • February 2, 2023
Welcome to 2023!! I don’t know about you, but the years seem to be passing by at warp speed. My grandparents always told me this would happen but I didn’t really believe them, guess lesson learned always trust your elders. So what is new for 2023? First off in 2022 I completed the Charted Special Needs Consultant certification. I am always looking to improve skills so that I can help families achieve their dreams. So following that same principle, this year I am working on becoming an ambassador for Charting the Lifecourse. This program falls directly into my beliefs and mission that all individuals have the right to define their dreams and chase them. Charting the Lifecourse provides person centered thinking tools to provide practical strategies for gathering meaningful information and facilitating conversations about goal setting, problem solving, and action planning. I look forward to learning more and sharing and using these tools to help families of all ages not only define their dreams, but be able to communicate their goals and plans to all stakeholders. In recent research, I discovered that the number one challenge for most families is conveying their goals/desires to professionals. Sadly. many parents have ideas about what they want for their child’s future, but get sidetracked by what professionals believe their child’s capabilities are. Therefore, I want to teach parents how to communicate effectively with professionals using the tools available in Charting the LifeCourse so that their child’s best life and dreams becomes the focus and driving force in planning meetings. It is never to early to utilize person centered thinking to plan and design the program that works best for your family and your child. In 2023 let’s work together to chase your family’s dream.
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