The Busy Moms – Special Needs Summit Registration is Here!
After many, many months of hard work and love, I’m so happy to announce registration for the Busy Moms – Special Needs Summit is open!
This has been a labor of love. I want all moms of special needs kids to have access to the information and knowledge it took me years to figure out. By sharing this knowledge through 20 amazing experts, I hope to help you have greater confidence in your parenting skills which leads to greater peace in your homes.
Who is Presenting at the Busy Moms – Special Needs Summit?
I love all of my amazing speakers who have worked so hard to bring you the best information out there.
To tell you just a little bit about my speakers: We have two fantastic developmental pediatricians who really get special needs children. We have the magnificent Lisa Woodruff, the CEO and founder of Organize 365 who has two kids with special needs and will teach us all about organizing educational and medical paperwork. Cara Harvey- whose method of productivity coaching has really helped me get so much done! Neferteri Plessy will talk about “Owning Your Story” and letting it motivate you.
Other speakers will cover Early Intervention, Connection, Mom self-care, coping strategies for moms, increasing your child’s understanding of the world around including other cultures, and how to homeschool your special needs child, and so much more!
You can link to the speaker bios HERE and the Summit Schedule HERE.
Register Now for the Busy Moms – Special Needs Summit!
Make sure to register so we can send you emails letting you know what’s going on each day of the summit.
Be Sure to Check Out the VIP All-Access Pass!
Each presentation will be up for 48 hours to view, but after that you’ll need to purchase the VIP All-Access Pass. The Pass will give you access to all of the information-packed presentations forever, and comes with tons of bonuses including special contributions from the speakers and I hope you’re as excited as I am. This is going to be a great week! You May Also Be Interested In: 10 Steps to Take When You Suspect Something is “Off” With Your Child How to Escape a Metaphorical Riptide