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 Newsletter Volume #34  Dec 2010
 Help at School / New Downloads
school

 

Is school challenging for your child with bipolar disorder? Many kids with bipolar disorder become very frustrated with school. Parents and teachers also may get frustrated when they don't know what to do to help. BPChildren has a few new downloads for parents and teachers:

 

 

1.  Sample Letter to Request School Testing.

 

2.  Sample Accommodations

 

3.  Sample Parent Agenda

 

4. Having trouble explaining how mood stability affects your child's needs in the classroom? Try using this download which is included in my book SWIVEL to Success: Levels of Stability/Flexibility 

 

5. Is your child having sensory issues in the classroom? Help your teacher evaluate the classroom environment for triggers. Classroom Environment

Please Continue to Help CABF win $250,000 from Pepsi Refresh

 

BPChildren is proud of its fans and newsletter readers for working hard to help CABF win a grant to help more kids with bipolar disorder! 

(Thanks to Filled with Design for designing the logo)

 CABF is currently in second place. If they are in first or second place by the end of December they will win the grant from Pepsi. Competition is strong and they need every vote to stay on top! Here are the ways to vote:

1. Vote on Facebook: http://tiny.cc/votecabf

2. Vote on the Pepsi site for CABF and their partners who are helping them win: http://pep.si/fwrIVa

3. Text 104174 to PEPSI (73774)

4. If you have an iPhone, download the Pepsi app and vote that way also.

Please vote everyday, ask your friends and family to vote and share on facebook and twitter. Also sign up to win an iPad if CABF wins: www.bpkids.org/pepsi

Wishing you and yours stability and peace,

Tracy Anglada
BPChildren

Sensory Issues

  If your child struggles with sensory issues in school (like many with bipolar disorder) then "This is Gabriel Making Sense of School" may help both you and your child's teacher understand how to help. The book explains how sensory challenges affect students and shows some of the simple tools that can be used to make a huge difference for a child.

 

 Click here for more info and be sure to check out Hartley's blog. You will find it quite enjoyable!

 

Listen to Alissa Bronsteen and Dr. Papolos talk about the latest research and future directions for treatment. 

The Coffee Klatch Internet Radio Interview

Read about future directions in treatment.

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