Autism doesn’t end at 18…
For many, turning 18 is seen as a rite of passage, symbolizing independence and the beginning of adulthood. But for autistic individuals, the transition from
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Measles, Disability, and Public Health – A History We Can’t Ignore
Trigger Warning: This article discusses the historical and current impact of measles, including disability, severe illness, and loss of life. If this topic is difficult
How Assistive Technology Can Help Parents Teach Life Skills for ADLs
As parents, we want to see our children thrive, building independence in the skills they need for daily life. For disabled children, learning activities of
Understanding the Initial IEP Timeline and Parent Rights to Accommodations During the IEP
When a child is struggling in school, the Individualized Education Program (IEP) process can serve as a critical tool to identify, support, and address their
Understanding Disability Categories Under IDEA
Navigating the world of special education can often feel overwhelming, especially for parents who are new to the process. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
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