by Shawn Shafai | Jul 25, 2019 | Blog
Summer is almost over which means it is time to plan for the new school year. Are you ready? Here are some tips for starting the year out right with your child’s team so that this coming year is full of learning,...
by Shawn Shafai | Jul 8, 2019 | Blog
Welcome to summer. We hope everyone is enjoying the more relaxed days. It is time to travel, swim, relax and recharge. It is also a time when our kiddos can lose some of the skills they have gained over the past school year. Here are some tips to help keep those...
by Nicola D'Alessandro | Apr 4, 2019 | Blog
So funny how life works! Just when you thought the hardest part was affording an amazing communication device, that will change your daughter’s life, you realize the true challenge is not knowing what to do with the device once you have it. That’s where Rett...
by Shawn Shafai | Nov 14, 2018 | Blog
Dec 13th 7:30-8:30pm Central Time – Play & Leisure Activities – Preschool to Adults CLICK ON WEBINAR ABOVE TO SIGN-UP When our now 3 ½ year old daughter Lily was diagnosed with Rett Syndrome in October 2017, I remember feeling really helpless because there seemed...
by Shawn Shafai | Feb 8, 2018 | Blog
by Susan Norwell, co-founder Rett University Maybe you’re like me and feel deep emotions when you hear a family’s story of their child’s initial diagnosis with Rett Syndrome and their journey so far. I am excited that families are getting the word out about Rett...
by Abigail Davison-Hoult, a mum, wife and Rett University Coach | Oct 3, 2016 | Blog
I am a parent. A parent to someone with Rett Syndrome. A child with Rett Syndrome who indisputably is in great general health, so far dodging many of the major symptoms and challenging her diagnosis every day, but a child with Rett Syndrome nonetheless. She is...
