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Special Needs > Epilepsy
Managing Epilepsy for Optimal Learning in the Classroom
...learning environment. Understanding Epilepsy and Its Impact. Epilepsy is a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures, affecting over 65 million...Promote acceptance and inclusion, addressing any bullying or discrimination issues promptly. In Jane's case, Mr. Thompson has created a welcoming and supportive...
Special Needs > Epilepsy
Sleep and Epilepsy: The Interconnected Link and Solutions
...those affected. The Interconnected Link: Sleep and Epilepsy. Epilepsy, a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures, can have far-reaching effects...various aspects of a person's life, including sleep. On the flip side, sleep issues can exacerbate epilepsy symptoms, creating a vicious cycle. Research has...
Special Needs > General Special Needs
Nutritional Assessment for Special Needs
...varies greatly and must be individualized for each issue. Swallowing difficulties, positioning and nutrient...monitored can help in finding solutions. Eating issues are found more often in children with special...who have difficulty sitting upright or who have neurological impairments are at risk for gastroesophageal reflux....
Special Needs > Dyslexia
What Exactly IS Dyslexia?
...disabilities" or "learning differences," and involves neurological and structural issues related to brain and body...differences," and involves neurological and structural issues related to brain and body development. Other...Other factors — such as allergies, nutrition issues, or heavy metal toxicity — must be addressed because...
Assistive Tech > Apps
Interactive Metronome Hits the Right Beat
Interactive Metronome training helped Diane Solomon's son, with neurological issues, improve his cognitive and motor skills dramatically.
Parenting > Adulthood
Special Needs Adoption: Creating a Different Future
...of course love. A special needs adoption involves a disabled or neurologically impaired child under the age of five a family will want to be prepared...researchers believe that the most opportune time for the child with the sort of issues found in a special needs adoption to begin an educational program is as...
Special Needs > Rare Disorders
Ending the Diagnostic Odyssey: How Whole Genome Sequencing Is Changing Rare Disease Diagnosis
...order WGS as a first-line test rather than a last resort, particularly when a child presents with developmental delays, congenital anomalies, or neurological symptoms that don't fit a recognizable pattern. What Whole Genome Sequencing Tests. WGS sequences your child's entire genome, not just the protein-coding...
Special Needs > Epilepsy
Dietary Therapy for Epilepsy: A Parent's Guide to Ketogenic and Modified Atkins Diets
...therapy from other parents online, and you need to know what the evidence shows. The ketogenic diet isn't alternative medicine. It's an evidence-based neurological intervention that's been used for drug-resistant epilepsy since the 1920s. About 20 to 30 percent of children with epilepsy don't respond adequately...
Special Needs > Cancer
Returning to School After Childhood Cancer: What Families Need to Know
...information. Chemotherapy, radiation, and prolonged illness affect working memory, processing speed, attention span, and executive function. The neurological consequences require specific accommodations, and most schools won't recognize them unless you know what to ask for. What Cancer Treatment Does...
Special Needs > Attention Deficit Disorders
When ADHD Isn't Alone: Understanding Co-Occurring Anxiety, Dyslexia, and Learning Differences
...unrelated diagnoses that happen to show up together. Many share underlying neurological pathways. ADHD and dyslexia both involve phonological processing and...These Conditions Overlap. ADHD doesn't cause dyslexia or anxiety, but the neurological systems they affect intersect. Phonological processing deficits appear...
Parenting > The Early Years
Sleep Solutions for Young Children with Developmental Differences
...For children with autism, sensory processing differences, or other developmental disabilities, the underlying cause of sleep disruption is often neurological, not behavioral. The child isn't refusing to sleep. They're dysregulated. Their nervous system can't shift from alert to calm without external support....
Medical > Gastroenterology
Building a Bowel Management Routine for Children with Neurogenic Bowel
...given you a reliable pattern. This isn't a behavioral problem. It's a neurological one, and the solution is a structured bowel management program, not more...patients with cerebral palsy. This is not a behavioral problem. It's a neurological one. Constipation affects up to 74 percent of children with cerebral...