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1. How did you learn about Exceptional Family magazine?
From a friend or family member At a special needs conference From a medical professional or clinician – i.e. doctor, psychologist, therapist My child’s school Internet Other
2. Where do you typically get a copy of Exceptional Family?
I’m a subscriber I purchase it from Chapters/Indigo or another retailer At my child’s doctor/therapist’s office At a developmental services agency Someone gives me their old copy
3. If you’re a subscriber how long have you been one?
One year Two or more years I’m not a subscriber
4. What is your relationship to an exceptional child?
Parent Grandparent Professional who works with special needs kids Other
5. Please check your child’s age and the severity of his or her disability:
Age 0 - 5 6 - 11 12 - 18 Over 18
Disability level mild - undetectable to the untrained eye substantial - requires significant intervention severe - requires full-time support
6. Is your child’s disability:
Exclusively physical Exclusively intellectual Learning Disability (ADHD, Speech-delay, Dyspraxia etc.) An Autism Spectrum Disorder Both physical and cognitive What is the diagnosis:
7. If your child’s disability is only cognitive or only physical, how do you feel about articles that cover a disability that your child doesn’t have? For example, if your child has autism, how do you feel about an article about a child who is blind?
If the article doesn’t pertain to my child or my situation, I skip it I think there is something to be learned about another disability It doesn’t matter to me whether the article touches upon my child’s specific disability, I can relate to it as an exceptional parent going through the same situation
8. How long do you tend to keep each issue?
Forever! I want to keep it for future reference Until I get my hands on the next issue A couple of weeks I pass it on to someone else
9. How likely are you to renew your subscription when it expires?
Very likely Somewhat likely Somewhat unlikely Very unlikely I’m not a subscriber
10. How many people in your home/office read your copy of Exceptional Family?
11. In the past 2 years, how many ads have you benefited from (in terms of the services or products offered)?
0 1-2 2-4 4-6 I’d like to, but none of the ads apply to my geographic region
12. Please rate the following features (1 being your favourite and 5 your least):
13. Please indicate how often you read the following columns:
14. From 1-5 (1 being the least and 5 being the greatest), how interested are you to read about:
15. What would you like to see more of in Exceptional Family?
It’s perfect the way it is! More coverage of the Prairies, Maritimes and Territories More coverage of disabilities that are less well-known Coverage dedicated to older children (over 18) More resources – extensive lists of organizations that could help me Other
16. If Exceptional Family went exclusively digital as an e-magazine and stopped printing in hard copy format, how would you feel?
Bring it on! It’s the wave of the future and I would have no problem making the switch Give me my money back – I like a magazine I can hold in my hand! No problem, but please keep the option of ordering a hard copy
17. Is Exceptional Family fulfilling its role as Canada’s national resource magazine?
Absolutely – it relates to people throughout the country Content could be more Canada-wide The content relates to me, but the ads do not, based on where I live
