When raising a child with special needs, advocacy becomes second nature. It starts with speaking up for your child’s needs at home and then expands to schools, doctor’s offices and […]
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When raising a child with special needs, advocacy becomes second nature. It starts with speaking up for your child’s needs at home and then expands to schools, doctor’s offices and […]
Although Halloween can be a fun time for kids of all abilities, it often can be overwhelming for children with special needs. They may have trouble with the loud noises, […]
Sensory play, occupational therapy and physical therapy are essential for fostering critical skills such as motor development, cognitive function and social interaction. Sensory play can reduce stress, improve focus and […]
For many children facing challenging and complicated medical conditions, hope exists in the form of Shriners Children’s Hospitals. This world-renowned health care system, with a rich history of philanthropy, has […]
The Special Olympics, founded by Eunice Kennedy Shriver in 1968, is an organization that serves millions of athletes in over 190 countries, promoting inclusivity, empowerment and community engagement. Here in […]
Summer vacation with the family is a chance to break away from the routine, explore new destinations and create lasting memories together. However, for parents of children with disabilities, especially […]
Northern California is home to a vast network of support programs that enhance the lives of adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities by promoting financial independence, employment, community involvement and […]
In the tapestry of humanity, each person brings their own unique set of characteristics and experiences. This includes neurodivergent individuals whose minds dance to rhythms all their own. The concept […]
As any parent or caregiver of a teenager can tell you, the onset of puberty can be a wild roller-coaster ride. It’s a whirlwind of physical and emotional changes, with […]
For almost 30 years, David Vixie has brought history to life for seventh and eighth grade students. David is the principal of the Paradise Adventist Elementary School, a place he […]