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What to Consider When Looking for Counselor
What to Consider When Looking for Counselor

Looking for a mental health counselor can feel overwhelming, especially if you're not sure where to start. At Hope Haven, we want to make that journey a little easier by offering six key things to consider when choosing a counselor and four things to avoid. From checking their qualifications and experience to understanding costs, these tips will help you find the right support for your mental health needs.

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Empowering Jacksonville Families
Empowering Jacksonville Families

Hope Haven’s CEO, Stella Johnson, appeared on Buzz Daily News Network’s “On a Mission” to talk about the nonprofit’s 100-year legacy of empowering families in Jacksonville. From early diagnostics to financial support, she highlighted how Hope Haven helps children reach their full potential.

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How to Advocate for Your Child Like a Pro
How to Advocate for Your Child Like a Pro

Supporting your child’s success in school doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Trust your instincts, take small steps, and remember—you’re not alone. Hope Haven’s Educational Advocacy Team is here to guide you every step of the way, helping you get the right resources and support for your child’s needs.

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Empowering Parents
Empowering Parents

Understanding the differences between IEPs and 504 Plans is crucial for parents of children with special needs. This guide breaks down the key components, similarities, and differences, helping parents in Florida, navigate these educational plans to ensure their child receives the support they need.

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Empowering Students

Empowering Students: The Role and Importance of Educational Advocacy

Educational advocacy is crucial for ensuring that every child receives the support they need to thrive in school.

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April is Autism Awareness Month
April is Autism Awareness Month
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Mental Health Tips for Post-Holiday Stress
Mental Health Tips for Post-Holiday Stress

How to deal with post-holiday stress

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What is dyslexia?
What is dyslexia?

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. Dyslexia is a greatly misunderstood topic.

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Back-to-school tips
Back-to-school tips
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New realities after ASD diagnosis–Part 1
New realities after ASD diagnosis–Part 1
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New realities after ASD diagnosis–Part 2
New realities after ASD diagnosis–Part 2
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Early childhood ASD assessments
Early childhood ASD assessments
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Contextual Coaching helps students interact more confidently
Contextual Coaching helps students interact more confidently
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Service animals: a primer
Service animals: a primer
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Decoding dyslexia
Decoding dyslexia
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ADHD AND ASD—HOW TO TELL THE DIFFERENCE
ADHD AND ASD—HOW TO TELL THE DIFFERENCE
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Celebrating the Holidays
Celebrating the Holidays
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Keeping kids organized
Keeping kids organized
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Different, not different
Different, not different
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Employment options for young adults with special needs
Employment options for young adults with special needs
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Minimizing the impact of divorce
Minimizing the impact of divorce
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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR ASSISTED LIVING
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR ASSISTED LIVING
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Assistive Technology for Educational Sensory
Assistive Technology for Educational Sensory
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Assistive Technology for Vision and Hearing
Assistive Technology for Vision and Hearing
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Assistive technology for computers
Assistive technology for computers
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Assistive technology for communications
Assistive technology for communications
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Finding a camp that’s right for your child
Finding a camp that’s right for your child
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MAKE FRIENDS WITH ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
MAKE FRIENDS WITH ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
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Surviving holiday disruptions
Surviving holiday disruptions
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Choosing a tutor
Choosing a tutor
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