For special needs families, a trip to the dentist is not always difficult because of fear, but also because of sensory overload. Bright lights, unfamiliar sounds, strong smells, and unexpected...
Planning for a child’s future can feel both hopeful and overwhelming—especially when the path forward isn’t always clear. This article explores how building everyday skills early, using evidence-based ABA strategies,...
Supported by Tranquility® Supported Decision-Making (SDM) is built on a simple but powerful idea: people with disabilities have the right to make their own decisions, with support when needed. Instead...
Simple, science-backed habits can support brain health for families — helping both parents and children learn, regulate emotions, and thrive in everyday life without complicated programs or tools. Brain health...
The start of a new year doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. With the right tools and gentle support, small changes can create calmer days and stronger routines for your child....
Supported by Tranquility® Families of children with disabilities are often told—sometimes quickly—that guardianship is the “responsible” next step as adulthood approaches. For many parents, that recommendation comes wrapped in fear:...
Our feature article this month is our podcast with Irisa Leverette, a math professor by day and warrior mom 24/7 to her 20-year-old son Darius, also known as Darius, King...
Positive Behavior Support (PBS) can help parents, clinicians, and educators provide more focused treatments for children. Learn more about new research in this area. In our article series, we have...
No matter how well you plan, things that you never expected can still happen. Flexibility is crucial, as is staying on top of things. Discover why planning and going with...
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