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May/June 2013 SENGvine Issue

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SENG 2013 Conference Sponsors

 

Gold Sponsors

The Coffee Klatch Special Needs Talk Radio Network

Duke TIP (Talent Identification Program)

Hampshire Country School        
 Laurel Springs School

 

 

     

   

MASA: Math, Arts, & Science Achievement Center

 

Psychotherapy Services for the Gifted,

Jerald Grobman, MD and Madelon Sann, LCSW

   

Silver Sponsors

   Jack Kent Cooke Foundation

   Mary Baldwin Early College

 

Bronze Sponsors

Comallie-Caplan Counseling, Consulting and Coaching

  School of Education, Talented and Gifted Endorsement

 Triple Nine Society

 Twice-Exceptional Newsletter

 

 

SENG seeks to inform gifted individuals, their families, and the professionals who work with them, about the unique social and emotional needs of gifted persons.

We support programs that foster in gifted individuals the mental health and social competence necessary for them to be free to choose ways to develop and express their abilities and talents fully.  With support, gifted individuals can develop abilities that enhance their own lives and the lives of others.  Without understanding and support, they may be inhibited in the development of their gifts and talents, which can result in significant negative personal and societal consequences.  SENG empowers caring families and communities to influence more positively and effectively the development of giftedness in those individuals entrusted to their care.

Is My Child Gifted?

SENG and the National Association for Gifted Children collaborated on this brochure to provide information to physicians and healthcare providers as well as to parents.