DMD Behaviors with Dr. Natalie Truba: full webinar

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A day in the life with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

The anxiety explained.
The outbursts explained.
School issues explained.
The memory issues explained.
The repetitive behaviors explained.
The lingering short fuse for days explained.
The cyclical stress of the whole family explained. Strategies that work (routines and planned breaks).
Those that don't (repercussions and punishments).
So many things are finally making sense.

Please share this webinar with the teachers, school aides, therapists, extended family and caregivers in your child's life. Even a little bit of information can create considerable compassion and pathways to success for the individual with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

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Thank you so much to Dr. Natalie Truba, Pediatric Psychologist in the Neuromuscular Section of Nationwide Hospital, for your time, expertise and generosity in presenting for this webinar.

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Thank you so much to Houston's Special Needs Attorney Leona Filis of the Filis Law Firm for sponsoring our webinars.

NEW! Filis Law Firm Facebook group: Legal Information for DMD Families

You can find her at:
1) Filis Law Firm website
2) Leona's Facebook:

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This YouTube channel is for informative and educational purposes only and is not legal or medical advice or an endorsement of programs or groups included herein.  We are not medical professionals, therapists or attorneys.

[mikeyshappylife]

I've homeschooled my son since preschool and it was the best decision I've made! He needs the one- on-one attention and instruction . He is in 3rd grade now and has a lot of homeschool friends.

[elizabethruthven]

Thankyou so much, this has put some proof out there in the slides so that I can express to school that our boys are different at school and they learn differently and that the dmd brain doesn't work like a normal brain. I'm also a manifesting carrier so knowing my brain works similarly to my boys and getting confirmation of that has really helped lift some of my anxiety. My boys also hug a lot and oldest who is 6 has recently started hugging a teddy since the behaviour punishments at school have worsened.

[mikeyshappylife]

Thank you for this webinar. Very helpful in understanding my beautiful son