Session 1 (virtual) Futures Planning in Unique Circumstances: What Resources are Available and What Plans Do I Need to Put in Place for my Special Needs Child?
January 9 from 10-11:30 a.m.
Participants will examine essential steps in the caregivers’ financial plan, with an emphasis on estate planning, retirement considerations, and long-term care needs. This will help families establish a strong financial foundation to effectively support their children's well-being.
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How to Develop Motivation with Your Child
January 16 from 10-11:30 a.m.
Join us to learn strategies for teaching your child adaptability, resilience, and problem-solving. We'll cover practical ways to navigate unexpected changes, manage disappointments, and help your child thrive in uncertainty.
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Session 2 (In-person) Futures Planning Workshop-Creating the Framework for Futures Planning
January 23 from 10-12 PM
2334 Gallows Road, Room 100
Dunn Loring, VA 22027
In this in person session, participants will have access to a hands-on, thought-provoking workshop geared to get them started with effectively taking long term care of their children with special needs.
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Tips to Reduce Parent Stress and Anxiety
January 27 from 10-11:30 a.m.
Join Rachel Bailey as she discusses how parenting today can feel like a constant cycle of pressure, guilt, and second-guessing. In this workshop, you will learn why certain situations feel so overwhelming (it’s not just the situation itself!) as well as specific strategies to reduce the overwhelm. You’ll also learn how to respond from a place of steadiness rather than reactivity, resulting in less anxiety, more confidence, and a greater sense of ease in everyday parenting.
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The Family Resource Center
Dr. Larry Bussey Family and Community Library
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Come browse the vast selection of books available at the Family Resource Center’s Dr. Larry Bussey Family and Community Library.
Easy Book Borrowing Options:
Visit us in person
Browse our collection online
Request books via email
The Family Resource Center (FRC) staff is available to assist and offer recommendations. For families unable to visit in person, the FRC staff will arrange to deliver the requested books directly to your local school.
All families can return borrowed books at their neighborhood school.
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