Cherab Foundation would like to applaud and encourage the heroes: The people who step forward to start or run a support group for apraxia! How To Start A Support Group for Apraxia, Autism, Epilepsy etc. Because of these people, parents and professionals can gain personal support and information, which is invaluable to the parents and …
The history of the Cherab Foundation An Introduction by Lisa Geng A “hello” from Kathryn Rickard, founder of the first support group for apraxia in New Jersey
Lisa, I am glad to hear from you. I have been following the web site you set up and wanted to tell you how impressed I am with how you are doing. I think you are providing valuable information to families with children who need education about apraxia and its treatment. I am happily surprised …
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To the heroes, starting or running a support group for apraxia
Posted: July 27, 2006 by cherab
Cherab Foundation would like to applaud and encourage the heroes: The people who step forward to start or run a support group for apraxia! How To Start A Support Group for Apraxia, Autism, Epilepsy etc. Because of these people, parents and professionals can gain personal support and information, which is invaluable to the parents and …
Category: Apraxia, Resources, Support Tags: Canada, groups, support groups, thanks
Beginnings: Starting a Support Group
Posted: January 30, 2003 by cherab
The history of the Cherab Foundation An Introduction by Lisa Geng A “hello” from Kathryn Rickard, founder of the first support group for apraxia in New Jersey
Category: Resources Tags: forming, starting, support groups
Letter to Lisa Geng about the Beginnings of Cherab
Posted: January 30, 2003 by cherab
Lisa, I am glad to hear from you. I have been following the web site you set up and wanted to tell you how impressed I am with how you are doing. I think you are providing valuable information to families with children who need education about apraxia and its treatment. I am happily surprised …
Category: Resources, Support Tags: history, support groups