A recognized speaker, writer & educator with more than a decade as a learning disability specialist at two universities, Elizabeth Hamblet is also a state-certified learning consultant with a background in high-school special education.

Elizabeth Hamblet can make a real difference in a student's future.

Students with learning disabilities and ADD/ADHD need special consideration, and many colleges are not as "user-friendly" as students' current world of services in high school. Yet these students can thrive in educational environments which not only accommodate their differences, but also understand, appreciate, and support their strengths. There is much to consider, and the wrong decision can greatly impact a student's future.

Elizabeth Hamblet's expertise is navigating the field in advance to align the optimal future college experience for students.

New for 2011!

Now available from National Professional Resources, Inc. - Elizabeth Hamblet's Transitioning to College: A Guide for Students with Disabilities. Click here to see a description and to order.

Now available from the Council for Exceptional Children - 7 Steps for Success: High School to Transition Strategies for Students with Disabilities. Elizabeth Hamblet's newest publication provides practical suggestions, taken from the research and from the experiences of seasoned professionals and students, to help professionals, parents, and students create the most positive outcome for students with disabilities moving into the college world.