About cgomacconsulting
Cindy Golden is a Special Education Supervisor in a public school system where she supervises Autism and Emotional/Behavioral Disorders programs. She has held multiple positions during her 26 years in special education. She spent 13 years serving in the classroom setting where she was twice elected Teacher of the Year. She has also been a Psychologist at various K-12 schools. In addition, she has served several years as the Psychologist in a psychoeducational center that served students with severe emotional and behavioral disabilities in addition to Intellectual Disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorders. Cindy graduated from Georgia State University with Masters and Educational Specialist degrees in School Psychology. Her undergraduate degree is in Special Education. Cindy is currently working on her Doctorate and was recently chosen as Doctoral Student of the Year. She is the author of a popular blog: www.omacconsulting.blogspot.com, which focuses on the education and parenting of students with autism. Cindy is a frequent speaker at state and international education conferences, she has published articles with online educational magazines, and she is currently completing a book on autism.Website: http://www.omacconsulting.blogspot.com
Posts by cgomacconsulting
Structuring the Home for Children with Special Needs, Part III
By cgomacconsulting on May 17, 2009
Our last post focused on organizing a kitchen for an older child or one with fewer needs, and this one will focus on children with more significant needs. These children will require more time and more structure in order to develop independent skills {read more}
By cgomacconsulting on May 17, 2009
Structuring the HOME for Children with Special Needs, Part II
By cgomacconsulting on May 6, 2009
In Part 1 of this series we discussed structuring the home for a child with special needs. We began with ways of organizing the child’s bedroom to encourage independent living. Now, let’s move on to another area of the home – the kitchen.
Independence {read more}
By cgomacconsulting on May 6, 2009
Structuring the HOME for Children with Autism
By cgomacconsulting on April 24, 2009
Children with autism are typically accommodated with a great deal of structure in their school environments, but what about the home? Research has shown that our children on the spectrum thrive in settings that are not only organized and predictable {read more}
By cgomacconsulting on April 24, 2009
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