The Easiest Way to Make Memories
The Easiest Way to Make Memories Vacations are excellent times to make memories. However, if you have a child with special needs, it can take significantly more effort to create...
Advice
Rep Payee Tip
“I’m sorry but you’re name is not on the records as Elizabeth’s representative payee.” “But, I am her legal guardian, doesn’t that work?” “Not for Social Security ( SSA) you...
Repetitive Behaviors: When and How to Intervene
Repetitive behaviors are very common among many neurodiverse individuals, and they often vary in the way they appear from person to person. These behaviors may include restricted interests, self-injurious behavior...
The Newborn Craniofacial Care Kit: Learn How Who and Why it was Created
WATCH NOW Click in to watch the video and learn more from creator and mom, Erin Ashayeri. Newborn Craniofacial Care Kit donation page: https://www.myface.org/welcome-baby/ myFace website: https://www.myface.org/ Helpful Articles...
Inspiring ‘CHAMPIONS’ Actor Talks about his NEW Movie out now!
Imagine starring in a movie with Woody Harrelson. Down’s syndrome didn’t stop actor Mathew Van Der Ahe from doing that. [Click to Listen to Podcast] Do you wonder just what...
A Positive Role Model with Special Needs? It’s in Jamie Sumner’s New Book
Do you wish middle school wasn’t so hard for your child? How about if you had the chance to reach them and help them understand more about special needs? ...
The Battle Over Food
Is the battle ground your dinner table? Do you find the battle over food happens at every meal? Do you see your loved one narrowing food choices or binge...
First-hand Knowledge of Adaptive Skiing Shows that Winter Fun is Available to All
Dr. Najarian knows firsthand that Winter fun does not have to be on hold for kids with physical challenges. [Click to Listen to Podcast] Are you a family that loves...
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Can it Help Your Child?
We spoke with Dr. Susan Apkon, Chief Pediatric Rehabilitation, Fischahs Chair in Pediatric Rehabilitation, and Vice-Chair Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation to learn more about an area of medicine...
I See You, “Little Me”
An open letter to the siblings of those with special needs. Written by someone who understands because she was you many years ago. And when she sees you, she sees...
