Students Write about Generosity

Students were challenged in their classrooms last week to think creatively about generosity, one of the four core pillars central to Latham Centers’ mission (others include mastery, independence, and belonging). While some students drew pictures to represent the concept, others wrote poetry. Below are three pieces composed by different scholars. Generosity by: Patrick (the above…

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TIP of the WEEK: Distraction as a Tool

It is always a good idea to have tools on hand for moments of increased anxiety. Low level anxiety can often be managed in the moment averting incidents typically caused when the low level becomes the high level. When you see the signs of tension building, go to your stash of anxiety busters to avoid…

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Easter on Campus, Part 1: A Slideshow

    While some students celebrated Easter and Passover at home with their families, others remained on campus and celebrated with their Latham family comprised of staff and peers. Chef Paul Donahue and his staff prepared a healthy and festive meal which included traditional items, such as Ham and Mashed Potatoes, as well as deviled…

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TIP of the WEEK: Easter Baskets Without the Candy

Just because traditional Easter baskets are full of candy doesn’t mean you need to skip this tradition with your child with PWS. There are tons of non food basket ideas that are sure to please. Fill your basket with fun not food. Here are some ideas for a great Easter basket: Bubbles Art supplies Sensory…

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TIP of the WEEK: ENDO 2017

I spent the last week at the ENDO conference in Orlando listening to all of the amazing progress that is being made in the field of endocrinology. The endocrine issues that people with PWS live with have such an impact on their lives and it was heartwarming and hopeful to hear that thousands of doctors…

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