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Teaching Bowel and Bladder Independence in Spina Bifida: A Guide for Parents
Special Needs > Spina Bifida

Teaching Bowel and Bladder Independence in Spina Bifida: A Guide for Parents

By Dr. Evelyn Mercer
...child's urologist mentions self-catheterization at the annual...skills that compound into full self-management. Here's what that...that compound into full self-management. Here's what that progression...Convenience. Bladder and bowel management aren't just medical tasks....Studies on neurogenic bladder management show that children who begin...
Asthma Management at School: What Parents of Children with Disabilities Need to Know
Special Needs > Respiratory Health

Asthma Management at School: What Parents of Children with Disabilities Need to Know

By Samantha Kay
...reliably when you're not there. What Makes Asthma Management Different When Disabilities Co-Occur. Children...when symptoms start. They assume the child can self-administer medication with minimal supervision...modification. The asthma itself doesn't change. The management approach does. Building an Asthma Action Plan...
The CF Transition to Adult Care: How to Prepare Your Teen for Independent Health Management
Special Needs > Cystic Fibrosis

The CF Transition to Adult Care: How to Prepare Your Teen for Independent Health Management

By Franklin Morris
...operate differently, insurance coverage gaps open at predictable ages, and self-management skills that weren't required at 16 become mandatory at 19. This...differently, insurance coverage gaps open at predictable ages, and self-management skills that weren't required at 16 become mandatory at 19. This transition...
Transition to Adult Care in Spina Bifida: Why Planning Starts at 14 Not 18
Special Needs > Spina Bifida

Transition to Adult Care in Spina Bifida: Why Planning Starts at 14 Not 18

By Dr. Evelyn Mercer
...most teens can begin learning active self-management skills and because four...teens can begin learning active self-management skills and because four years is the...the focus shifts to hands-on skills. Self-catheterization. Bowel program management....Self-catheterization. Bowel program management. Recognizing shunt failure symptoms...
Managing Diabetes When Your Child Has Another Disability: A Dual Diagnosis Guide
Special Needs > Diabetes

Managing Diabetes When Your Child Has Another Disability: A Dual Diagnosis Guide

By Grace Lewis
...diabetes education assumes verbal self-reporting and cognitive skills that...disability. Why Dual Diagnosis Diabetes Management Is Different. Type 1 and type 2 diabetes...Different. Type 1 and type 2 diabetes management rely heavily on self-reporting. The...diabetes management rely heavily on self-reporting. The child is supposed to...
Building Independence: A Life Skills Roadmap for Children with Special Needs
Lifestyle > Independence

Building Independence: A Life Skills Roadmap for Children with Special Needs

By Nora Bloom
...daily life. Families who focus only on self-care miss the executive function and...hold a job or manage a household. Self-care and personal hygiene form the...can be alone for hours. Household management determines whether someone can live...fall to families. Communication and self-advocacy are the skills that protect...
What to Do If Your Child Is on a Medicaid Waiver Waiting List
Health > Treatment

What to Do If Your Child Is on a Medicaid Waiver Waiting List

By Henry Bennett
...covered vary by state but typically include personal care, respite care, case management, home modifications, and specialized therapies. Unlike nursing home care,...Why HCBS Gets Cut First. Zoe Gross, Director of Advocacy at the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, explained it plainly in a recent interview with KQED:...
Empowering Individuals with Special Needs in the Workplace
Career > Advancement

Empowering Individuals with Special Needs in the Workplace

By Grace Lee
...Earning an income enables greater independence and self-sufficiency. The pride and self-esteem that comes...independence and self-sufficiency. The pride and self-esteem that comes with providing for oneself cannot...and job skills. They learn responsibility, time management, problem-solving, and how to communicate and collaborate...
The Role of Technology in Enhancing Cancer Care for Special Needs Patients
Special Needs > Cancer

The Role of Technology in Enhancing Cancer Care for Special Needs Patients

By James Peterson
...with support groups, and receive tailored guidance, leading to improved self-management and a sense of control over their health. Leveraging Genetic...support groups, and receive tailored guidance, leading to improved self-management and a sense of control over their health. Leveraging Genetic Testing for...
Demystifying Gastrointestinal Problems in Autistic Children
Medical > Gastroenterology

Demystifying Gastrointestinal Problems in Autistic Children

By Mr. Jackson Pierce
...with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Understanding these issues and their management can profoundly improve a child's quality of life. Unlocking the Connection....communication challenges they face, leading to increased anxiety, aggression, or self-harm. A Multidimensional Approach to Diagnosis. Understanding and appropriately...
The Changing Face of Special Needs Care: Occupational Therapy
Medical > Psychiatry

The Changing Face of Special Needs Care: Occupational Therapy

By Oliver Bennett
...daily living. This means teaching skills like dressing, eating, and other self-care tasks, to the more complex tasks like cooking, driving, and job performance....recognition of occupational therapy's expansive benefits. It looks beyond medical management and rehabilitation and focuses on empowering the individual to perform meaningful...
Teenage Mutant Bipolar Heroes
Health > Mental Health

Teenage Mutant Bipolar Heroes

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...understand. If it's the Dysthymic phase, the characteristics will be lack of self esteem, poor concentration, a degree of self loathing and depression and...characteristics will be lack of self esteem, poor concentration, a degree of self loathing and depression and a general overwhelming lethargy. Sounds familiar...

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