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Parenting Special Needs Children Fact Sheet
Families often experience chronic stress when a child is diagnosed with a disability of any kind. Medical appointments, frequent and often costly procedures and treatments, time away from work and basic uncertainty are a few of the stressors....
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Embracing Diversity: The Importance of Varied Activities in Day Programs for...
Day programs for adults with special needs play a vital role in enhancing their quality of life, fostering personal growth, and promoting social inclusion. One key aspect that distinguishes exceptional day programs is the presence of a wide variety...
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14 Ways to Make Your Child Feel Special
Your child needs your time, love, and attention. As a parent, you’re probably the most important influence in their life, so it’s up to you to make them smile and build their self-esteem. Consider these ideas for things you can do to make...
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How to Provide a Bright Holiday for Children with Special Needs
Children love the holidays. They're excited about the gifts they'll get, and they enjoy seeing family members and friends that they might not otherwise see very often at all. For children with special needs, celebrating the holidays can be harder....
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Four Tips to Help Individuals with Special Needs Avoid Depression During...
When individuals with autism and intellectual disabilities are shut in from quarantining or still practicing stay-at-home order initiatives, they may find themselves feeling down and despondent. It’s good to know that there are tips available that...
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Four Tips to Avoid Depression During the Winter Months
When the weather is cold and the skies are dark and cloudy, it's easier to feel down and despondent. If you struggle with gloomy feelings during the winter, it's good to know that there's help and hope available to you without a prescription...
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