I See You, “Little Me”
Writing an open letter to siblings of children with disabilities can help validate complex feelings. Sharing experiences of children with disabilities fosters understanding of siblings’ challenges. You are doing enough today.
Special Needs
Meet: Dr. Emily Gianetti/Sibling
My sister’s dyspraxia diagnosis shaped my medical pathway, revealing the power of compassionate care. Meet Dr. Emily Gianetti, whose impact of special education on PM&R career goals offers hope for every family.
Are You an “Unseen” Caregiver? Do You Feel This Way?
Recognizing caregiver burnout symptoms is the first step toward healing. When you feel unseen, try stepping outside for five minutes of quiet. You deserve grace while navigating caregiver challenges today.
Finding A Therapist For Your Child; Make it the Perfect Fit
Finding a therapist for your child can feel overwhelming. Start by using a private speech therapy recommendation letters sample to clarify your needs. You are doing a great job supporting your child.
Meet: Dr. Christopher Najarian
Finding ways for your child to move can feel daunting, but sports open new doors. Dr. Christopher Najarian, a pediatric doctor at Akron Children’s Hospital, knows that adaptive sports programs foster true independence.
Sports Adapted to Your Child’s Abilities
Finding the right activity can feel daunting, but sports adapted to child’s abilities offer wonderful physical, developmental, and social benefits. Helping children learn to control emotions and channel negative feelings positively builds lasting confidence.
3 Easy Ways to Find Reinforcers that will Motivate Our Children
Mornings can feel like a marathon when motivation runs low. Try these 3 ways to motivate kids by choosing one calm task. Identifying interests helps, so encourage rewards like extra playtime. You’ve got this.
Real Mom’s Share: Lisa Lupi
Managing the daily routine is a labor of love. Mom Lisa Lupi shares how she navigates the struggles disabled children families face. Start small today by prioritizing one quiet moment for yourself.
Hacky Sack Stick KickBall
When sports feel discouraging, movement should still be fun. Try a hacky sack stick kickball activity to build coordination. This stick kickball challenge offers a gentle, supported way to play and grow.
Have You heard? IRS Increases Limit For ABLE Accounts
Managing finances for your child’s future can feel overwhelming. Recent changes to ABLE accounts IRS increase limit rules make it easier to save while staying eligible for government benefits. You are protecting their tomorrow.