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Creating a Joyful and Inclusive Christmas Season

As the holiday season approaches, the excitement of Christmas starts to build. This is a time for connection, love, and celebration, but for families with disabled members, it’s also an opportunity to create a holiday that feels meaningful and accessible to everyone. With a little planning and creativity, we can ensure that every moment of …

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The image contains close-up curly hair with the text "Trichotillomania – Understanding and Support" written in a white, script-like font. At the bottom, it shows the website URL "www.theaccessibilitynp.com." The overall background is dark, and there are two small star-like designs in the top right corner.

Trichotillomania and Hair-Pulling Behaviors – Understanding and Supporting Each Other

Hair can be a big part of our identity, something we nurture, style, and take pride in. But what happens when hair becomes a source of stress instead of comfort? For many individuals living with trichotillomania, this is their reality. I often receive questions about why we chose to cut our daughter’s long hair, so …

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A bright green graphic header for a blog titled 'Maximizing Accessibility in Canvas and Google Classroom for Student Success.' The image features a friendly cartoon computer character with big eyes and waving hands on the left. On the right, there are school supplies including books, a pencil, a ruler, and a smaller cartoon computer screen. The title text is centered in bold font, while the URL 'www.theaccessibilitynp.com' is displayed in smaller text at the bottom.

Canvas and Google Classroom Accessibility for Every Grade Level

As education continues to shift toward digital learning, the need for accessible tools in virtual classrooms has never been more critical. Platforms like Canvas and Google Classroom play a vital role in supporting students, especially those who rely on accessible features for communication and time management. In this blog, we’ll explore the accessibility features in …

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A cozy arrangement of autumn-themed elements on a wooden table, featuring pumpkins of various sizes and colors along with scattered fall leaves in shades of orange, yellow, and brown. To the right, text reads, "Celebrating gratitude with warmth, inclusion, and togetherness." Below, a small rectangular box contains the text, "www.theaccessibilitynp.com."

Thanksgiving as a Time for Gratitude, Connection, and Inclusion

As the air turns crisp and the leaves blanket the ground in vibrant hues, Thanksgiving is just around the corner. This cherished holiday invites us to slow down, gather with loved ones, and appreciate all that we have. While it’s traditionally associated with feasts and family gatherings, Thanksgiving can also be a time to reflect …

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The image is a graphic promoting a blog post titled "Breaking Barriers to Stop Isolation in the Classroom and Foster True Inclusion." It features a classroom scene with empty desks and chairs, indicating a learning environment. The title is prominently displayed on the right side, with the website link "www.theaccessibilitynp.com" at the bottom. The design includes a circular cutout of the classroom image on the left side. The overall color scheme is neutral and inviting, with a clean and minimalistic layout.

Ending Isolation in the Classroom

Isolation in the classroom is an often-overlooked but critical issue that impacts many students, particularly those who are disabled. While the intentions behind isolating a student might vary—ranging from behavior management to inadequate resources for support—the results are damaging. This in-depth blog will cover the manifestations of isolation, its legal implications, the emotional and academic …

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