Applied behavior analysis isn’t for everyone, but it’s helping my child live his best life.
Quarantine safety precautions are now so common that they have fallen all the way to the ranks of trash.
This year looks different, feels different, and is so very different. As a parent, I stand with our teachers, ready to work together for a year that will make history.
September 2020 marks the ninth World Alzheimer’s Month™, an international campaign to raise awareness and challenge the stigma surrounding dementia. The stigmatisation and misinformation that surrounds dementia remains a global issue. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is more vital than ever that people continue to talk about dementia. COVID-19 and Dementia The COVID-19 outbreak has… Continue reading Let’s Talk About Dementia: World Alzheimer’s Month 2020
We fully support our school’s effort to keep the building safe...However, each of these is its own obstacle for Charlie’s sensory processing disorder...
Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month With the advent of social media, it seems every calendar month has been earmarked with a particular cause for awareness. For spinal cord injury, that month is September. Thirty days are designated to highlight and draw attention, and thus increase fund raising for all aspects of the condition. Science and… Continue reading September Is…
The good news about back-to-school this year is that our kids are resilient and will adjust. Sometimes, it’s harder for us to accept all these changes, as their parents.
Until we start to see more differently-abled women in the media, we aren’t producing an accurate image of society.
Due to the global pandemic, there is a shortage of PPE supplies, which currently includes the gloves you may be receiving from Shield HealthCare. If we do not have the gloves you usually receive, it is possible you will receive a different type of glove in your next shipment – or you might receive no… Continue reading Alert: Disposable Glove Availability is Decreasing
Tube Feeding gave me the space to mother him in all the ways I had longed for in those early months. Most importantly, it made us both grateful for the way food can provide both physical and emotional comfort in a time of need.