The Member’s Area of the ACPEQ website contains all kinds of relevant and useful information for our members. Among these, did you know that you could find a list of different professionals and specialists ready to support parent-educators in their home-school adventure?
Speech therapists, tutors, psychologists, and many others are grouped on a single page.
https://acpeq.org/enregistrer/ressources-membres/liste-de-professionnels-et-specialistes/
In addition, you can also add the contact information of professionals and specialists you know, who are available to offer their services to parent-educators, by filling out the census form on the next page:
https://acpeq.org/formulaire-de-recensement-de-professionnels/
Feel free to share this information with your support groups, as well as within your home school network!
Peace at home in adversity – a manifestation of God’s power. “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.” (Matthew 5:9) One of the immense challenges in our families is maintaining a climate of peace. Children especially need it for their creativity, confidence in their parents’ unconditional love, and their sense of security and
Thanks to Jodler for the words of encouragement in the February newsletter! May we live every moment depending on God, admiring what He does in every moment of our lives. Sometimes, as parents, we put pressure on ourselves to do things perfectly or according to the perfect image we want to project. Let’s remind ourselves
Don’t you find that life as a parent of young children seems like an endless cycle of small tasks? Feeding the baby, changing diapers, washing laundry, cleaning, going to work, grocery shopping, putting the food away, cooking meals, doing homework with the kids, putting toys away, washing dishes, blowing noses, dealing with squabbles, preparing snacks,
“Lord, make me to know my end, and what is the measure of my days” For without you, ” Surely every man walks about like a shadow; Surely they busy themselves in vain.” (Psalm 39: 4,6) ” Better one handful with tranquillity than two handfuls with toil and chasing after the wind.” ( Ecclesiastes 4:
