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Special Needs > Dyslexia
Lexercise for Dyslexia
...around the world, and Lexercise is one organization that...writing, and spelling. Lexercise offers a free dyslexia...and each clinician for Lexercise is given the proper special...training for the program. Lexercise is convenient, and sessions...practice sessions. Lexercise Vs. Clinical Treatment...Depending on your location, Lexercise is a great alternative...
Therapies > Speech
How to Support Your Child's Speech Therapy Progress at Home
...notes, and fully intend to follow through. Then life happens. The week gets away from you. By the next session, you're apologizing for not doing the exercises. Formal practice sessions aren't what moves the needle. Research shows that two 5-minute interactions embedded in your child's day are more effective...
Special Needs > Respiratory Health
Respiratory Health for Children with Disabilities: A Complete Family Guide
...between the ribs), faster breathing, or fatigue after minimal exertion. Triggers vary, but common ones include respiratory infections, allergens, exercise, cold air, and strong emotions. For children with sensory processing differences, stress and anxiety can be significant triggers...
Health > Exercise
Making Exercise Stick at Home: Therapy-Backed Activities That Fit Real Family Life
...hands you a packet at the end of the session. Six exercises, illustrated. "Try to do these at home every...backs this up. Families who succeed with home exercise programs don't do more activities at once. They...before adding another. Your therapist gave you six exercises because those are the six things your child needs...
Health > Exercise
Adaptive Sports and Fitness for Children with Disabilities: Where to Start and How to Succeed
From the physical exam to finding local programs, here's how to move from interest to participation in adaptive sports.
Health > Exercise
Swimming and Aquatic Therapy: Why Water Works for Children with Special Needs
Many parents arrive at aquatic therapy after working through a list of exercises that didn't fit. Gymnastics moved too fast. Group fitness classes had...developmental disabilities, the aquatic environment offers something land-based exercise cannot: a medium that reduces the physical demands of movement while increasing...
Assistive Tech > Apps
ADHD Apps That Help Kids Focus: What Works and What Doesn't
...families who have already paid for three apps based on those claims, that's useful context before buying a fourth. An app that offers "attention training exercises" is a different product than one built on behavior modification or organizational support, and they can appear in the same search results. The One...
Health > Exercise
The Activity Gap: Why Kids with Disabilities Exercise Far Less, and What Families Can Do
A parent watching their child sit out of gym class, skip every sports invitation, or avoid physical activity altogether often senses something is off, but may not realize how common that experience is. The data, when you see it, tends to feel familiar. More than one in four people with disabilities ...
Health > Exercise
How to Build an Exercise Routine for a Child with Special Needs (Without Burning Out)
When your child has special needs, getting them moving regularly can feel like a project with no clear roadmap. You know exercise is supposed to help. You've probably read about the benefits. But what works one week falls apart the next, and routines that seemed promising can...
Special Needs > Mobility Limitations
Strategies for Navigating Life with Mobility Limitations
...available to help cover the costs. Staying Active. Regular physical activity is important for everyone, including people with mobility limitations. Exercise can improve strength,...
Special Needs > Diabetes
Navigating Diabetes Care for Individuals with Special Needs
...difference in diabetes care. Families can help by keeping healthy foods at home and being a good role model. Staying Active. Along with eating well, exercise is key for people with special needs and diabetes. Being active...
Health > Exercise
Empowering Individuals with Special Needs Through Adaptive Yoga
Adaptive yoga empowers special needs individuals, enhancing physicality, focus, confidence, and community through tailored poses and props.