Thirteen New Year’s Resolutions Every Special Needs Parent Should Make
December 31st, 2019Today, I am happy to bring you a guest article that was originally published in 2016. Have you made your New Year’s resolution yet? Don’t fret. You have 363 days
Sticking to Your New Year’s Resolutions
December 30th, 2019Chances are that you created at least one New Year’s resolution. Are you vowing to lose weight, get fit or eat a healthier diet? We are less than 24 hours
The Importance of Family
December 23rd, 2019Now that the Holidays are upon us, everywhere you go, you see happy families spending time together. So, in honor of Hanukkah, Kwanza and Christmas and their celebration of family
Depressed? Try Exercising
December 23rd, 2019An increase in physical activity can significantly reduce the probability of depression, even among people who are genetically predisposed to the condition, according to a new study from researchers at Massachusetts
Sending a Child with Autism Back to School
December 20th, 2019Autism spectrum conditions show a wide range of symptoms and severity in their presentation, but common aspects are developmentally poor motor skills, difficulties coping with change and labored social interaction.
Does Eating Less Over the Holidays Mean Weight Loss?
December 19th, 2019We’re nearing the end of the most celebrated food holidays of the year – Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas and New Year’s Eve – which means there’s a high probability that you’ve
Holiday Stress Busters for Parents of Children with Autism and Special Needs
December 17th, 2019One of the happiest – and most stressful – times of the year is right around the corner. Although the Holidays are known as the time of the year when
10 Benefits to Look for When Searching for an Accessible College Campus
December 11th, 2019Today, I am happy to bring you a guest article from Aimee Laurence, an editor at Write My Papers and Custom Essay. She shares her insights on special needs, occupational therapy, and college
Helping Your Child Cope with a Traumatic Event
December 10th, 2019Traumatic events can happen to anyone, however, children lack the coping mechanisms that adults have developed and are especially vulnerable to the effects of trauma. As a parent, you may