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How to Support Your Typical Child When Their Sibling Has Special Needs
Parenting > The Early Years

How to Support Your Typical Child When Their Sibling Has Special Needs

By Caroline Harris
...Sometimes it's survival. Typical siblings of children...survival. Typical siblings of children with special...either because those roles are assigned explicitly...count as much as their sibling's. Your job isn't...job is to make your typical child visible and...Explanations Do. Explaining a sibling's disability isn't...about giving your typical child the language...
Special Needs Children have Brothers and Sisters
Parenting > School Years

Special Needs Children have Brothers and Sisters

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
The siblings of special...considered "typical" and are...their role as the...needs siblings themselves....The "typical" sibling..."typical" sibling also has...their sibling is not....child, the typical sibling...typical sibling takes the...takes the role of caretaker...their sibling. The parents,...well the typical child adapts....with the typical child and...their sibling, while...hold the typical child accountable,...
Take a True Vacation with Autism on the Seas
Special Needs > Autism Spectrum

Take a True Vacation with Autism on the Seas

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...vacation, parents can rekindle their relationship, siblings can go on adventures, and kids with special needs...provide a vacation for the moms and dads and the siblings.” When a family books a trip with Autism on the...cruise ship and experience a vacation like a “typical” family. Grover brings a staff on board from a...
Social Skills Groups That Use Art Therapy
Lifestyle > Art

Social Skills Groups That Use Art Therapy

By Gregory Simmons
...art supplies. It's a structured therapeutic environment where the creative task creates opportunities for peer engagement that wouldn't happen in a typical conversation-based social skills group. How It Builds Social Skills....
Art in Occupational Therapy: How OTs Use Creative Work to Build Motor Skills
Lifestyle > Art

Art in Occupational Therapy: How OTs Use Creative Work to Build Motor Skills

By Gregory Simmons
...function (planning, sequencing, problem-solving). What a Session Looks Like. A typical OT session using art might start with clay or putty to warm up hand muscles....using art might start with clay or putty to warm up hand muscles. The child rolls, pinches, and pulls the material while the therapist watches for thumb opposition,...
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
...they request FMLA leave. typicality: The lead plaintiffs' claims must be typical of the class. If you were denied a wheelchair-accessible workstation and...others were denied sign language interpreters, those claims may not be typical enough to proceed together, even though both involve ADA violations. Adequacy:...
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
...opens, while you're reading the results, and as you decide how to use them. How 360 Reviews Work and Why Disability Sometimes Distorts the Picture. A typical 360 cycle starts with rater selection. Your manager chooses reviewers, or asks...
Adaptive Strollers vs. Wheelchairs: Which Mobility Device Does Your Child Need?
Assistive Tech > Mobility

Adaptive Strollers vs. Wheelchairs: Which Mobility Device Does Your Child Need?

By Dr. Fiona Maddox
...timeline someone else set. What Adaptive Strollers Do Well. Medical strollers like Convaid, Special Tomato, and Kimba aren't just bigger versions of typical strollers. They're prescribed durable medical equipment built for children who need significant postural support during transport. These devices excel...
How Families Find Sensory-Friendly Community Events for Children with Autism
Education > Special Education

How Families Find Sensory-Friendly Community Events for Children with Autism

By Isabella Johnson
...events using the term deliver the same experience. You're looking for programs where your child can participate without the sensory overload that makes typical community events so difficult. That means knowing what accommodations are in place, not just what the flyer says. April is Autism Acceptance Month,...
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
...plan may not be enough. The protocols that work for most students assume typical communication, motor control, and sensory processing. When those assumptions...self-administer medication with minimal supervision by middle school. They assume typical respiratory effort and that peak flow measurements are possible. When any...
What Is Play Therapy? A Parent's Guide for Special Needs Families
Therapies > Play

What Is Play Therapy? A Parent's Guide for Special Needs Families

By Dr. Jenna Collins
...should inform intervention. This article covers what play therapy is, how it differs from other forms of therapy, which conditions benefit most, what a typical session looks like, and how to find a qualified play therapist. What Play Therapy Is (and What It Isn't). Play therapy operates on a foundational principle:...
School Seizure Action Plans: What Every Parent and Teacher Needs to Know
Special Needs > Epilepsy

School Seizure Action Plans: What Every Parent and Teacher Needs to Know

By Emily Thompson
...seizures. The plan should name the type and describe what school staff will observe: not medical terminology, but what it looks like in the classroom. Typical duration. How long does the seizure usually last? Thirty seconds? Two minutes? Staff need to know what's within your child's baseline so they can recognize...

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