Ultra-accessible family fun park Morgan's Wonderland is teaming up with Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (EMHE) to build a new home for a wounded warrior and his family in San Antonio, TX. According to a joint press release, the deserving recipient of this new home will be Army SSgt. Shilo Harris, who was critically injured in Iraq when the truck he was riding in struck an IED. Even though he suffered burns on over 40 percent of his body, Harris focused his concern on the safety of his men before allowing himself to be treated. Over the last five years, Harris and his wife, Kathreyn, have worked to help other wounded veterans through the process of rehabilitation and recovery. Despite Harris's constant suffering, he motivates others who have been similarly affected. The Harris family's current home is a constant reminder of the horrible injuries this hero sustained while fighting for his country. The house insufficiently shields Harris from dust and heat and his family has been unable to make it comfortable enough to alleviate his pain. Now, for the first time in nine seasons on the air, EMHE has selected a nonprofit organization to coordinate the project of building the Harris family a new home. Morgan's Wonderland founder Gordon Hartman was a successful builder before shifting his focus to developing the first completely accessible theme park of its kind. Hartman will use his three decades of construction experience to coordinate hundreds of craftsmen and community volunteers and assemble a team...

Morgan's Wonderland and EMHE team up to build a new home for injured veteran Shilo Harris, airing on ABC as a special.

Morgan&#8217;s Wonderland to Team up with EMHE

Ultra-accessible family fun park Morgan's Wonderland is teaming up with Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (EMHE) to build a new home for a wounded warrior and his family in San Antonio, TX. According to a joint press release, the deserving recipient of this new home will be Army SSgt. Shilo Harris, who was critically injured in Iraq when the truck he was riding in struck an IED. Even though he suffered burns on over 40 percent of his body, Harris focused his concern on the safety of his men before allowing himself to be treated. Over the last five years, Harris and his wife, Kathreyn, have worked to help other wounded veterans through the process of rehabilitation and recovery. Despite Harris's constant suffering, he motivates others who have been similarly affected. The Harris family's current home is a constant reminder of the horrible injuries this hero sustained while fighting for his country. The house insufficiently shields Harris from dust and heat and his family has been unable to make it comfortable enough to alleviate his pain. Now, for the first time in nine seasons on the air, EMHE has selected a nonprofit organization to coordinate the project of building the Harris family a new home.  Morgan's Wonderland founder Gordon Hartman was a successful builder before shifting his focus to developing the first completely accessible theme park of its kind. Hartman will use his three decades of construction experience to coordinate hundreds of craftsmen and community volunteers and assemble a team...

Morgan's Wonderland and EMHE team up to build a new home for injured veteran Shilo Harris, airing on ABC as a special.

Morgan&#8217;s Wonderland to Team up with EMHE

On 25 acres in Northeast San Antonio lies the world's first theme park designed with individuals with special needs in mind. Morgan's Wonderland, inspired by the daughter of philanthropist Gordon Hartman, has welcomed more than 200,000 guests from all 50 states and 35 other countries in less than two years. "We've taken an abandoned rock quarry and transformed it into an outdoor recreational oasis," says Hartman, CEO of the Gordon Hartman Family Foundation. "Unfortunately, countless children and adults with special needs do not have access to facilities that can help them fully enjoy outdoor recreation." Morgan's Wonderland has changed that. In Spring 2012, the San Antonio Scorpions, a North American Soccer League team, will begin to play at Morgan's Wonderland. Hartman notes that this is the first time a professional sports team has been organized to benefit the special needs community. The Scorpions' profits will provide non-profit Morgan's Wonderland with a steady revenue stream for expansion of programs and services. Since its grand opening in April 2010, Morgan's Wonderland has featured more than 25 elements and attractions, including rides, playgrounds, gardens, an eight-acre fishing lake, an 18,000 square foot special event center, 575-seat amphitheater, picnic area and rest areas throughout the park. Signature touches include rides that can accommodate guests in wheelchairs, Braille signage, and the Sand Circle™ play area where children and adults in wheelchairs can scoop up sand and play on swings. There is also the Sensory Village™, a cluster of themed spaces such as an auto fix-it...

Morgan's Wonderland in San Antonio, the first theme park for special needs guests, offers inclusive attractions and safety features.

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On 25 acres in Northeast San Antonio lies the world's first theme park designed with individuals with special needs in mind. Morgan's Wonderland, inspired by the daughter of philanthropist Gordon Hartman, has welcomed more than 200,000 guests from all 50 states and 35 other countries in less than two years. "We've taken an abandoned rock quarry and transformed it into an outdoor recreational oasis," says Hartman, CEO of the Gordon Hartman Family Foundation. "Unfortunately, countless children and adults with special needs do not have access to facilities that can help them fully enjoy outdoor recreation." Morgan's Wonderland has changed that. In Spring 2012, the San Antonio Scorpions, a North American Soccer League team, will begin to play at Morgan's Wonderland. Hartman notes that this is the first time a professional sports team has been organized to benefit the special needs community. The Scorpions' profits will provide non-profit Morgan's Wonderland with a steady revenue stream for expansion of programs and services. Since its grand opening in April 2010, Morgan's Wonderland has featured more than 25 elements and attractions, including rides, playgrounds, gardens, an eight-acre fishing lake, an 18,000 square foot special event center, 575-seat amphitheater, picnic area and rest areas throughout the park. Signature touches include rides that can accommodate guests in wheelchairs, Braille signage, and the Sand Circle™ play area where children and adults in wheelchairs can scoop up sand and play on swings. There is also the Sensory Village™, a cluster of themed spaces such as an auto fix-it...

Morgan's Wonderland in San Antonio, the first theme park for special needs guests, offers inclusive attractions and safety features.

Three years ago the world was introduced to Winter, a sweet dolphin that was injured and had to have her tail removed. Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of many people, a prosthetic tail was created, allowing Winter to move more like she should. Dolphin Tale was the story of how Winter survived. Now, Dolphin Tale 2 continues on her story and introduces a new dolphin to viewers: Hope. The entire cast returns for this sequel: Harry Connick, Jr. (Dr. Clay Haskett who runs the facility), Nathan Gamble (Sawyer Nelson), Ashley Judd (Sawyer's mother), Kris Kristofferson (Clay's father), Cozi Zuehisdorff (Clay's daughter Hazel), Austin Stowell (Kyle), Morgan Freeman (Dr. Cameron McCarthy who invented Winter's prosthesis), and Bethany Hamilton joins the group as herself. The film begins with Winter being a little lackluster these days. For some reason she isn't up to her usual self. Then, her "surrogate" mother Panama, an old dolphin who has been Winter's best friend, suddenly dies. Did Winter know Panama was dying? Anyway, after Panama's death, Winter is even more sullen. It is evident she feels the loss of the other dolphin. But that's not the only problem facing the team. According to the law, Winter cannot be kept alone. She must be paired with another female dolphin. Then, a dolphin is found beached. She is brought to the facility, but after she recovers from her injuries, she is released back into the ocean. There is no reason to keep a dolphin that can survive in the...

Dolphin Tale 2 is about Winter's loss, a new friend Hope, and the cast's dedication, including a cameo by Bethany Hamilton.

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Three years ago the world was introduced to Winter, a sweet dolphin that was injured and had to have her tail removed. Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of many people, a prosthetic tail was created, allowing Winter to move more like she should. Dolphin Tale was the story of how Winter survived. Now, Dolphin Tale 2 continues on her story and introduces a new dolphin to viewers: Hope. The entire cast returns for this sequel: Harry Connick, Jr. (Dr. Clay Haskett who runs the facility), Nathan Gamble (Sawyer Nelson), Ashley Judd (Sawyer's mother), Kris Kristofferson (Clay's father), Cozi Zuehisdorff (Clay's daughter Hazel), Austin Stowell (Kyle), Morgan Freeman (Dr. Cameron McCarthy who invented Winter's prosthesis), and Bethany Hamilton joins the group as herself. The film begins with Winter being a little lackluster these days. For some reason she isn't up to her usual self. Then, her "surrogate" mother Panama, an old dolphin who has been Winter's best friend, suddenly dies. Did Winter know Panama was dying? Anyway, after Panama's death, Winter is even more sullen. It is evident she feels the loss of the other dolphin. But that's not the only problem facing the team. According to the law, Winter cannot be kept alone. She must be paired with another female dolphin. Then, a dolphin is found beached. She is brought to the facility, but after she recovers from her injuries, she is released back into the ocean. There is no reason to keep a dolphin that can survive in the...

Dolphin Tale 2 is about Winter's loss, a new friend Hope, and the cast's dedication, including a cameo by Bethany Hamilton.

Seventy-five years of the yellow brick road, the munchkins, Toto, witches, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, the Wizard, and Dorothy have not diminished the charm of this truly classic American film. The Wizard of Oz is part of our lives and the American culture. Quotations from and references to the movie surround us on a daily basis. The Wizard of Oz is the first American Fairy Tale, from the great imagination of L. Frank Baum who penned 14 Oz books. I had them all when I was a kid, and loved every word. The film was mired with problems. The studio wanted Shirley Temple to play Dorothy but Associate Producer Arthur Freed insisted the part go to Judy Garland. Buddy Ebson started out playing The Tin Man, but almost died from breathing the dust from his makeup. Directors came and went. The history of the making this movie is described in detail in a new bonus feature. Did you know W.C. Fields, Ed Wynn, and Wallace Beery were considered for the part of the Wizard? We all know him now as the character brought to life by Frank Morgan. And did you know that the filmmakers were considering using a real lion for the Cowardly Lion? And the iconic song, "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" was slated to be cut. Imagine this movie without that iconic song? It was the foundation of Judy Garland's career. So many interesting facts about this movie are disclosed in this great...

The Wizard of Oz celebrates 75 years with intriguing facts, a making-of documentary, and HD & 3D re-releases for home viewing.

The Wizard of Oz 75th Anniversary

Seventy-five years of the yellow brick road, the munchkins, Toto, witches, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, the Wizard, and Dorothy have not diminished the charm of this truly classic American film. The Wizard of Oz is part of our lives and the American culture. Quotations from and references to the movie surround us on a daily basis. The Wizard of Oz is the first American Fairy Tale, from the great imagination of L. Frank Baum who penned 14 Oz books. I had them all when I was a kid, and loved every word.  The film was mired with problems. The studio wanted Shirley Temple to play Dorothy but Associate Producer Arthur Freed insisted the part go to Judy Garland. Buddy Ebson started out playing The Tin Man, but almost died from breathing the dust from his makeup. Directors came and went. The history of the making this movie is described in detail in a new bonus feature. Did you know W.C. Fields, Ed Wynn, and Wallace Beery were considered for the part of the Wizard? We all know him now as the character brought to life by Frank Morgan. And did you know that the filmmakers were considering using a real lion for the Cowardly Lion? And the iconic song, "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" was slated to be cut. Imagine this movie without that iconic song? It was the foundation of Judy Garland's career. So many interesting facts about this movie are disclosed in this great...

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline has launched autism-specific training for counselors to better serve autistic callers in crisis. Over 1,200 counselors have accessed the voluntary webinar training developed by the Autism and Suicide Prevention Workgroup, which addresses communication barriers that autistic people face when seeking crisis support. Autistic people are significantly more likely than neurotypical peers to experience suicidal thoughts and attempt suicide. Since its July 2022 launch, 988 has received roughly 25 million contacts nationwide. Emergency services are dispatched in fewer than 2% of calls. Why Autistic Callers Face Communication Barriers. Many autistic people require extra processing time to respond to questions, particularly during stressful situations. They often interpret language literally, which can lead to misunderstandings when counselors use metaphorical or indirect phrasing. Alexithymia, a trait common among autistic people, makes it exceptionally difficult to identify and describe emotions. When a counselor asks "How are you feeling right now?" an autistic caller with alexithymia may struggle to answer, not because they're unwilling, but because the question itself is hard to parse. Without autism-specific training, counselors may misinterpret these communication differences as disengagement or even assume the call is a prank. That miscommunication can trigger unnecessary police dispatch or hospitalization. What the Training Teaches Counselors. The training program was developed by Lisa Morgan and Dr. Brenna Maddox, who co-chair the Autism and Suicide Prevention Workgroup. Morgan is a trauma-informed consultant specializing in crisis supports for autistic people. Maddox is a clinical psychologist at UNC-Chapel Hill's TEACCH Autism Program. Between...

988 counselors now receive autism-specific training to address communication barriers autistic callers face during crisis.

Autistic People Face Higher Suicide Risk. 988 Is Training Counselors to Respond Differently.

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline has launched autism-specific training for counselors to better serve autistic callers in crisis. Over 1,200 counselors have accessed the voluntary webinar training developed by the Autism and Suicide Prevention Workgroup, which addresses communication barriers that autistic people face when seeking crisis support. Autistic people are significantly more likely than neurotypical peers to experience suicidal thoughts and attempt suicide. Since its July 2022 launch, 988 has received roughly 25 million contacts nationwide. Emergency services are dispatched in fewer than 2% of calls. Why Autistic Callers Face Communication Barriers. Many autistic people require extra processing time to respond to questions, particularly during stressful situations. They often interpret language literally, which can lead to misunderstandings when counselors use metaphorical or indirect phrasing. Alexithymia, a trait common among autistic people, makes it exceptionally difficult to identify and describe emotions. When a counselor asks "How are you feeling right now?" an autistic caller with alexithymia may struggle to answer, not because they're unwilling, but because the question itself is hard to parse. Without autism-specific training, counselors may misinterpret these communication differences as disengagement or even assume the call is a prank. That miscommunication can trigger unnecessary police dispatch or hospitalization. What the Training Teaches Counselors. The training program was developed by Lisa Morgan and Dr. Brenna Maddox, who co-chair the Autism and Suicide Prevention Workgroup. Morgan is a trauma-informed consultant specializing in crisis supports for autistic people. Maddox is a clinical psychologist at UNC-Chapel Hill's TEACCH Autism Program. Between...

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