Making Summer Break Accessible
Summer break should be a time of joy—but if you’re raising a disabled child or teen, you know it also brings a new set of
Accessibility Chronicles
Educational Placement Isn’t a Ladder—It’s a Map
When we talk about educational placements, there’s a quiet but persistent pressure that many families and educators feel—like we’re all supposed to be climbing some
Ensuring Car Safety for Passengers with Complex Needs
Car travel can present unique challenges for individuals with complex needs, including those who are non-speaking. From sensory sensitivities to impulsive behaviors, traveling safely often
AAC and Literacy: Unlocking Potential Through Communication and Learning
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) provides essential support for individuals who experience significant challenges with verbal communication. AAC systems and strategies enable individuals to express
When “Good Insurance” Isn’t Enough: Our $100K Out-of-Network Hospital Nightmare
Medical emergencies are terrifying enough on their own, but when they happen out of state—far from your doctors, insurance network, and home—they can become a
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