by Amei Prachthauser | Jun 9, 2020 | Blog
While our journey with Kourtney and Rett University just started, it has been nothing short of mind-blowing thus far. When the schools shut down in March, with no return in sight, I was determined to continue to push Jiselle and prep her for Kindergarten in the... 
by Amei Prachthauser | May 8, 2020 | Blog
What do Cairo, Switzerland, Seattle, Tennessee, California, Arizona, Ohio, Illinois, and England all have in common? Rett University virtual consultations, of course! Virtual consultations have been a great way for Susan and Kourtney to interact with students and... by Amei Prachthauser | Apr 1, 2020 | Blog
Rett University would like to share some tips for homeschooling that can be applied to your loved one with complex needs, as well as helping your other children. Create a schedule – Try to plan your day or week with your loved one. Make sure to include lots of fun,... 
by Amei Prachthauser | Mar 20, 2020 | Blog
As we are all made to slow down and focus on things at home, we wanted to help make this time a bit easier for our families. You may be wondering… what are we to do with weeks of no therapies, school, or social activities? While GP2C may not be able to help with... by Karl Rader | Feb 6, 2020 | Blog
Teaching Students with Significant Disabilities to Read and Write Authors: Karen A. Erickson Ph.D. and David A. Koppenhaver Ph.D. We are excited to announce the release of Karen and David’s new book, Comprehensive Literacy for All. In the words of David Yoder, the... 
by Karl Rader | Jan 10, 2020 | Blog
Many of you have Individual Education Plans (IEP’s) in place for your loved one with Complex Needs if they are still being served in school. These are yearly plans for your loved one’s education that includes goals and objectives that are to be met over the year this... 
