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 […]
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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 […]
You cannot serve from an empty vessel.” – Eleanor Brownn. This quote rings true for most parents, particularly those who are caring for children with disabilities. Parenting is an all-consuming […]
Art isn’t just a means of self-expression and creativity. It is also an effective tool in developing fine motor skills, especially for children with disabilities. When these young minds engage […]
Teaching children with learning differences about a diverse array of holidays like Christmas, Hanukkah, Diwali, Ramadan, Eid, Lunar New Year and Kwanza isn’t just a festive activity – it’s a […]
Holidays, with their infectious cheer and warmth, have a unique way of bringing families together. However, for families with neurodivergent children, these joyful times can also present unique challenges. Unfamiliar […]
I used to think it was normal to be exhausted all the time. I had four small children, two of whom had significant medical issues. I considered myself lucky if […]
Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities often face unique challenges in accessing quality housing, community participation and care services. Traditional group homes or institutions often lack the personal touch and […]
Virtual Reality (VR) is an immersive technology that provides a simulated experience and allows people to interact with a 3D computer-generated environment in a way that mimics real life. VR […]
For many people with disabilities, carnivals can be a stressful and anxiety-filled experience. Primarily geared toward “typical” community members, they often lack accessibility and can be a breeding ground for […]