This section will first lay out the physical, neurodevelopmental, social, and emotional issues as they have been experienced by BTHS students and then discuss some of the solutions (successful and unsuccessful) that families have tried.

Offers an overview of the laws that apply to students with BTHS in the Unites States of America. This section will unfortunately not be very helpful for families living outside the United States. Hopefully the discussion of these laws might give some guidance for families living in other countries of the kinds of laws they might look for in their own country.

Addresses the different choices of educational environments families have tried as well as the successes and disappointments they have encountered.

Provides tips on keeping the master educational binder organized.

Address the strategies that parents can use to advocate successfully for their children in any educational environment through well-proven and effective methods for parents who must deal with teachers and school administrators.

Provides a variety of tools that might be helpful for parents. Included is information for printed materials, websites, blogs and many other useful resources to provide parents with knowledge of the topics this handbook discusses.