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Discovering Answers for Grace Through the AERC
If I had a bit of advice to impart, it would be to get your child tested early, and push for accommodations. We always need to be advocates for our kids. –Susan Pomtree, AERC Parent As I sit here thinking about Grace’s educational journey, I realize that Grace has always had issues with...
Continue ReadingAERC is Here to Help During the Coronavirus Pandemic
The ACCESS Evaluation and Resource Center (AERC) is here for our community during these unprecedented times. In fact, our team of experts at the AERC are busy providing a variety of essential services. From comprehensive evaluations and academic therapy to behavioral and mental health...
Continue ReadingACCESS Support Services: ACCESS Evaluation and Resource Center
Join us for the next ACCESS for All discussing ACCESS Support Services: ACCESS Evaluation and Resource Center (AERC). Did you know that ACCESS® offers a variety of services to our community including evaluations and testing, behavioral health counseling, and more? Join our AERC Team as they...
Continue ReadingFinding Answers for Aidan through a Comprehensive Evaluation
The ACCESS Evaluation and Resource Center (AERC) changed our lives. I’ve known something was a little off for our 11-year-old son Aidan for years. His older brother is diagnosed on the autism spectrum, so his school just assumed he was autistic as well. I wondered that myself at times since...
Continue ReadingLittle Rock Professional Advises Parents to Seek Early Intervention
Kimberly Newton, Licensed Psychological Examiner, Director of the ACCESS Evaluation and Resource Center Director, and President of the Learning Disabilities Association of Arkansas, spends her days administering comprehensive evaluations to youth and adolescents to help identify developmental...
Continue ReadingWhy is my child struggling in school?
Q: My child seems to be struggling with learning and cannot focus on schoolwork. Homework is a daily nightmare. A: You are not alone. One in five children experiences learning or attention difficulties. These can include challenges with reading, writing, math, concentration, organization,...
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