In The News: Employing Individuals With Special Needs
Its one of the biggest questions parents of a child with special needs will ask: How will my child live an active and fulfilling life once they become adults. This issue is drawing a lot of debate...
View ArticleMy Advice On Job Hunting For People With Disabilities
Being gainfully employed is akin to finding that elusive needle in the haystack for everyone these days, regardless of disability. For those of us with disabilities, the added challenge of grasping for...
View ArticleDisabilities In The Workplace: 9 Videos That Prove Its Possible
Every parent relishes the chance to brag about their son or daughter’s success at their workplace, but some parents of children with special needs feel like they may have less opportunities for that in...
View Article25 Ways you can #MakeATinyChange for Disability Acceptance
Disability acceptance is everybody’s problem. If every person makes one tiny change in the way they interact with others, we can all teach life skills and promote personal independence. Here are 25...
View Article27 Things to do in a Waiting Room While Your Child is in a Therapy Session
Looking for something else to do in the waiting room while your child is working with a therapist? Check out these 27 resourceful ideas.
View ArticleA Husband & Wife Approach to Receiving a New Diagnosis
How a Husband and Wife hear about their child’s new diagnosis and have two very different reactions.
View Article5 Ways to Encourage Communication with a Non Verbal Child Diagnosed with Autism
Five crucial tips for communicating with a non verbal or minimally verbal child diagnosed with autism.
View ArticleAdapting Popular Children’s Songs for Kids with Special Needs
We all have beloved nursery rhymes that we treasure. They are an integral part of our childhood and can spark many fond memories. We all have the desire to share these songs with the next generation....
View Article6 Ideas To Make Errands Doable For Your Child With Special Needs
It’s a catch-22: do you leave your child with special needs safe at home, or do you take him or her with you on errands? Here are 6 ideas to make everyday errands doable for the whole family.
View Article6 Facts About Fecal Smearing That You Need To Know
There are no simple answers for fecal smearing. Understanding the causes and treatments is the first step to customizing a plan for your child with special needs to resolve the issue.
View ArticleSix Tips to make Sure Your Child Does Not Get Lost in the Classroom
With so many lessons, tests, and goals to accomplish your child with special needs may not be getting the appropriate skills education necessary. Here are 6 tips for keeping your child focused.
View Article13 Protective Cases That Will Keep Your Special Child’s iPad Air 2 Safe And...
Make sure you don’t have an iPad nightmare! Here are 13 amazing cases that are sure to keep the iPad Air 2 safe and sound
View ArticleThe Top 20 Special Needs Stories From the Month of April
With April being Autism Awareness month there were a bevy of autism related media stories. Check out our monthly review of all the top special needs news stories.
View Article20 Perks Of Having A Sibling With Special Needs
Siblings of children with special needs do not have it easy, but there is also a positive side. Here are 20 benefits of being the sibling of a child with special needs.
View ArticleWhat Happens When The School Terminates My Child’s Special Education Services?
Do you know what to do when your child’s school terminates their special education services? Here is an in depth article so you know what to do.
View Article5 Reasons Why Speech & Language Therapy is Crucial for a Non-Verbal Child
Children who are not verbal need speech therapy just as much as individuals who are verbal. Here are 5 important reasons why.
View Article5 Books with Encouragement and Support for Mental Health Issues and Wellness
These books are written for all families, friends, educators, or the individuals themselves who are looking for advice about the steps to take when mental illness is taking all they have… zest for...
View Article10 Ways My Family Practices Acceptance
“Acceptance is an action.” Throughout April, there were several social media campaigns to help people understand why acceptance benefits everyone and should be valued by everyone. The resulting...
View Article6 Classic Outdoor Activities for Children With Autism
Spring has sprung, Memorial Day is almost here. If you have to pick a time of year to get outside, this is it! Here are 6 Classic Outdoor Activities for Children With Autism.
View ArticleA Special Needs Guide for Learning to Eat with Your SEVEN Senses – Part One
Most of us think of five senses and the human body: Sight, sound, smell, taste and touch. But, when it comes to learning to eat a wide variety of foods, two other sensory systems also come into play:...
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