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Ten Asperger’s Traits of Women
Special Needs > Asperger Syndrome

Ten Asperger’s Traits of Women

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...mainstream standards. Perhaps that is part of the issue at hand, the extreme intelligence leading to an over-active mind and high anxiety. We see things at multiple...intelligence leading to an over-active mind and high anxiety. We see things at multiple levels, including our own place in the world and our own thinking processes....
Medicaid Waiver Waiting Lists: How to Join and What to Expect
Legal > Government Benefits

Medicaid Waiver Waiting Lists: How to Join and What to Expect

By James Williams
...How to Find Your State's Waiver Waitlist. Each state runs its own waiver programs with different names and eligibility criteria. Some states have multiple waivers targeting specific populations (intellectual disabilities, brain injury, elderly care). Start with your state's Medicaid website or call the...
Behavioral Interview Questions and Disability: Reframing Work Experience
Career > Interviewing

Behavioral Interview Questions and Disability: Reframing Work Experience

By Liam Richardson
...format forces specificity about what happened, what needed doing, what you did, and what came of it. If you've coordinated your own medical care across multiple specialists, advocated for accommodations in an educational setting, led a support group, or solved logistical problems that required adaptive thinking,...
Panel Interviews and Disability: Managing Multiple Interviewers
Career > Interviewing

Panel Interviews and Disability: Managing Multiple Interviewers

By Liam Richardson
...tracking who asked what, managing eye contact across multiple faces, processing voices that may overlap or interrupt,...doesn't address the cognitive demand of tracking multiple speakers or the social pressure of distributing..."I have autism and find it difficult to track multiple speakers in group settings. I'd like to request...
Class Action Disability Discrimination: When Systemic Bias Affects Multiple Employees
Career > Discrimination

Class Action Disability Discrimination: When Systemic Bias Affects Multiple Employees

By Oliver Smith
...least one question of law or fact. In disability discrimination cases, this might be a company policy denying work-from-home accommodations across multiple departments, or a pattern of terminating employees after they request FMLA leave. Typicality: The lead plaintiffs' claims must be typical of the...
Association Discrimination: When Your Employer Discriminates Because of Your Disabled Child or Spouse
Career > Discrimination

Association Discrimination: When Your Employer Discriminates Because of Your Disabled Child or Spouse

By Oliver Smith
You mention at work that your spouse has multiple sclerosis. A week later, your manager tells you the promotion you were promised is going to someone else because they need "someone who can focus...
360 Reviews and Peer Feedback When You Have a Disability
Career > Advancement

360 Reviews and Peer Feedback When You Have a Disability

By Dr. Evelyn Mercer
...360 reviews work for employees with disabilities. 360 reviews are designed to give you a fuller picture of your performance by gathering input from multiple sources: your manager, your peers, direct reports if you have them, and sometimes cross-functional collaborators. In theory, that breadth corrects...
Hands-Free Shopping with Voice Assistants: Accessibility for People with Limited Mobility
Assistive Tech > Virtual Assistants

Hands-Free Shopping with Voice Assistants: Accessibility for People with Limited Mobility

By Leonard Thompson
...have enabled Google Assistant integration. The practical difference: Alexa is a direct line to one massive catalog. Google Assistant is a router to multiple smaller ones. If you live in a metro area with strong grocery delivery coverage, Google's network might give you more options. If you're in a region...
Voice Command Setup for Smart Home Devices: Accessibility Beyond Mobility
Assistive Tech > Virtual Assistants

Voice Command Setup for Smart Home Devices: Accessibility Beyond Mobility

By Leonard Thompson
...you're building a system from scratch, you'll find more compatible devices. Google Home has the strongest speech recognition for atypical speech. Multiple studies and user reports from families with children who have cerebral palsy or dysarthria confirm Google understands non-standard pronunciation and...
The FDA Just Gave a Rare Pediatric Gene Therapy Its Fastest Regulatory Track. Here's What Families of Children with NGLY1 Deficiency Need to Know.
News > Research

The FDA Just Gave a Rare Pediatric Gene Therapy Its Fastest Regulatory Track. Here's What Families of Children with NGLY1 Deficiency Need to Know.

By Lucas Johnson
...been diagnosed with the condition, though the calculated U.S. incidence suggests around 12 children are born with it each year. The disease affects multiple body systems and is characterized by global developmental delay, cognitive impairment ranging from mild to profound, complex movement disorders, and...
A Louisville Rehab Center Just Opened One of the Country's Most Advanced Assistive Technology Labs. Here's What Families Need to Know.
News > Technology

A Louisville Rehab Center Just Opened One of the Country's Most Advanced Assistive Technology Labs. Here's What Families Need to Know.

By Andrew Donovan
...includes: Functional assessment of the person's current abilities and challenges with mobility, communication, or daily activities Trial periods with multiple devices to test real-world performance Environmental assessment of where the equipment will be used (home layout, school access, community spaces)...
Power Wheelchair Control Options: Joystick, Head Array, and Sip-Puff Systems Explained
Assistive Tech > Mobility

Power Wheelchair Control Options: Joystick, Head Array, and Sip-Puff Systems Explained

By Dr. Fiona Maddox
...neck control. Others use a foot-operated joystick. Who it's appropriate for: Children with consistent hand, arm, or foot movement who can push in multiple directions and release to stop. What the ATP evaluates: Grip strength, range of motion, ability to isolate movement in one direction without triggering...

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