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Why Children with Disabilities Are Underrepresented in Clinical Trials
Research > Clinical Trials

Why Children with Disabilities Are Underrepresented in Clinical Trials

By Sophia Wilson
...conditions are excluded because they introduce variables that complicate data collection. A child with autism who also has epilepsy. A child with cerebral...means more monitoring, more confounding variables, more complexity in the analysis. The problem compounds over time. If Phase 1 and Phase 2 trials exclude...
Special Needs App of the Day – iLearnNEarn
Assistive Tech > Apps

Special Needs App of the Day – iLearnNEarn

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...educational games in classrooms, tracking data to see how children engage with the...of measures, ranging from empirical data related to skills acquisition by children...are based on the Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) model of intervention delivery....the apps can use individual student data in order to better present the material...
Unlocking Your Child’s Potential with Neurofeedback
Special Needs > General Special Needs

Unlocking Your Child’s Potential with Neurofeedback

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...calm. Although there is research on a variety of learning disabilities, the data for ADHD is especially strong. In collaboration with researchers from Tübingen...(Nijmegen, the Netherlands), Brainclinics and EEG Resource Institute, a meta-analysis...
Using RtI Data to Get Ready for IEP Season
Education > Accommodations

Using RtI Data to Get Ready for IEP Season

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...obligations to undertake a comprehensive set of evaluations, which includes RtI data points as part this process but also includes standardized testing. One of...testing, is what would that get us that RtI does not provide. RtI provides data to schools, and to some extent parents, on what is happening or not happening...
Why Adaptive Sports Matter: The Proven Physical and Mental Health Benefits for Kids with Disabilities
News > Sports

Why Adaptive Sports Matter: The Proven Physical and Mental Health Benefits for Kids with Disabilities

By Brock Jefferson
...it's worth getting excited about. What the Research Has Found. A 2022 meta-analysis in the NIH database tracked hundreds of children with disabilities through...= 0.71 (p data says yes, measurably and consistently across hundreds of kids. Research from the Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America,...
How to Support Your Child's Speech Therapy Progress at Home
Therapies > Speech

How to Support Your Child's Speech Therapy Progress at Home

By Caroline Harris
...flashcard is performing a task for an adult. This article shows you how to embed speech goals into routines you're already doing, how to take simple data your therapist can use, and how to tell if what you're doing is working. The Core Principle: Practice Happens in Context. Speech therapy at home isn't...
CGM and Insulin Pump Technology: What Parents of Children with Diabetes Need to Know
Special Needs > Diabetes

CGM and Insulin Pump Technology: What Parents of Children with Diabetes Need to Know

By Grace Lewis
...sensor (usually on the arm or abdomen), a transmitter that clips onto the sensor, and a device that displays the readings. Some systems let you share data with other phones, so you can check your child's numbers from another room or from work. CGMs don't replace all fingersticks (you may still need to...
When ADHD Isn't Alone: Understanding Co-Occurring Anxiety, Dyslexia, and Learning Differences
Special Needs > Attention Deficit Disorders

When ADHD Isn't Alone: Understanding Co-Occurring Anxiety, Dyslexia, and Learning Differences

By Liam Fitzgerald
...confusion is often the first signal that ADHD isn't the whole story. Up to 80% of children with ADHD have at least one co-occurring condition, according to data from CHADD. The most common overlaps are anxiety disorders, affecting 30–50% of children with ADHD, and learning disabilities like dyslexia or dyscalculia,...
The Drug Development Pipeline for Special Needs: What Parents Need to Know About How Treatments Go from Lab to FDA Approval
Research > Drug Development

The Drug Development Pipeline for Special Needs: What Parents Need to Know About How Treatments Go from Lab to FDA Approval

By Dr. Jenna Collins
...six years. It's not regulated by the FDA yet, and there's no formal review process at this stage, but companies can't skip it. You need animal safety data to file an Investigational New Drug (IND) application, which is the legal permission to begin testing in humans. Most compounds fail here. They don't...
What to Do When You Disagree with Your Child's IEP: Your Rights and Options
News > Education

What to Do When You Disagree with Your Child's IEP: Your Rights and Options

By Diana Foster
...or placement, they're required to give you Prior Written Notice. This is a formal document explaining what they've decided, why they decided it, what data they used, and what other options they considered. It's not optional. It's federal law. If you disagree, that notice is your starting point. It documents...
Helping Your Autistic Child Through Heart Tests: A Sensory-Friendly Approach to Echocardiograms and ECGs
Medical > Cardiology

Helping Your Autistic Child Through Heart Tests: A Sensory-Friendly Approach to Echocardiograms and ECGs

By Andrew Donovan
...Failed cardiac tests aren't just inconvenient. They delay diagnosis, require sedation for a second attempt, or leave clinicians working with incomplete data. The good news is that preparation works. Specific strategies, executed in advance, improve outcomes for autistic children undergoing cardiac testing....
Caregiver Burnout in Special Needs Parenting: Recognition, Prevention, and Recovery
Health > Mental Health

Caregiver Burnout in Special Needs Parenting: Recognition, Prevention, and Recovery

By Lily Matthews
...you already know: parents of children with special needs carry stress loads that consistently measure higher than general population norms. In 2026 data, 78% of caregivers report experiencing burnout. That number is not a failure of individual resilience. It is a predictable response to sustained demand...

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