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Website Update!


As 2018 whizzes along, I find myself so optimistic about Family Sanity. I feel so fortunate to have met so many wonderful, dedicated people in our parent groups. Though I am often a reserved person, I feel a closeness to so many of you because of our shared situations. I know I have gained a huge amount of insight into my challenging young adult as well as myself as a result of the wisdom so many of you have expressed. Another reason for my optimism is that our website, the impetus for Family Sanity nearly 5 years ago, is finally in development. A very talented woman, who is not a techie (which makes it so much easier for me) is making great progress on the site. One of our regular members, Karen Keith, is helping to pull resources. If she emails you for info, please respond. I'm hesitant to say when the website will officially be on line, but it will be soon. If you'd like to pitch in and help, there are plenty of ways in which you can do it. Please email me. I even have ideas for a photographer so we can have some original graphics…. The website will be an ongoing, ever-evolving resource that we will continually update and improve. We appreciate any suggestions and resource information you can provide, both now, and at any time in the future. Our goal is to become a real advocate and valuable resource for parents. With your help, we will soon be well on our way.

Lisa Scimens Family Sanity Founder

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If a program, school or other resource appears on this site, it is not a recommendation.  Conversely, if a program, school or resource is omitted, it does not mean it is not a good program. What is a fine program for one child/family, may not work for another child/family and the opposite is true as well.  

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The information contained on this site is provided by parents, not professionals, and is meant as a starting point for parents with struggling children.  We recommend consulting therapists, psychiatrists, and other professionals to guide you in the placement of your child.

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