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“INSPIRATION”                                                                         
Star Light, Star Bright, First star I see tonight,                                 quickly become the center of family
I wish I may, I wish I
might, have the wish I
wish tonight.                 
I wish that my sister
could walk and talk and
do all the things that we
can do.  Because most
of the time she is left
out or in hospital (she
has been in the hospital
for most of this year). 
She feels really        
uncomfortable and she
can not eat. 
She is really special.
From Ben (aged 8)
Collaborations
Update
December 2006
Northeast Regional Early Intervention Collaborative
A child with special needs can
attention, for better or worse.  While
an intensive focus on therapy and
treatment can be good for the child
receiving them, they can often leave
siblings feeling neglected — and if
one parent is taking on most of the
burden or disagrees with the course
being followed, strain can show in a
marriage as well.  The good news is
that help and support for individual
family members and the family in
general is often only a mouse-click
away.
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HELPFUL HANDS TRANSITION TO PRESCHOOL          
WORKSHOP
Friday, December 15, 2006
10:00 – 12:30 pm
Bergen County SCHS-CMU
327 East Ridgewood Avenue, Room 202
Paramus, NJ  07652
***Learn about the process of transitioning your child from
the Early Intervention System to Special Education services
under your local school district, including the new changes
to IDEA.
The workshop is FREE but registration is required.
Please call or email Lily at 973-256-8484 or 
Lily@nreic.org to register.
Unfortunately, childcare will not be provided 
Published for the Early Intervention
Community of Bergen, Hudson and
Passaic Counties.
Contributors for this issue:
Joy Hammerman
Desireé Bonner
The Early Hearing Detection and
Intervention (EHDI) Program will
provide you with a copy of the new
Pediatric Hearing Health Care   
Directory. The purpose of this 
manual is to assist parents and
professionals in locating a variety
of pediatric audiologic and hearing
aid dispensing facilities throughout
the State. The NJ EHDI Program is
dedicated to ensuring early        
detection of childhood hearing loss
and aims to improve access to
newborn hearing health care    
services for all children in New  
Jersey. The directory can be
viewed at
609-292-5676 to receive a copy.
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