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Special Education Labeling

Emotional Disabilities

Every single one of us has a unique genetic makeup that comprises who we are as people, and no one else on the planet with have the same combination of

September 13, 2014 No Comments

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There is no umbrella that all emotional disabilities fall under, and the range of the disorder is wide and varied. Mental disorders, often referred to as mental illness, are defined as a person’s distinct pattern of psychological or behavioral actions that can negatively impact their daily routine. If faced with the need to understand the complex world of special education, knowing the different types of emotional disabilities and their symptoms is a good start. If it’s determined that your child does have an emotional disability, there are resources and assistance available to help. Supplemental learning through special education tutoring is designed to assist children who require and deserve a little extra one-on-one help to achieve their academic excellence. By educating yourself and gathering as much information as possible, you will be in a perfect place to advocate the best possible academic life for your child!