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Job Restructuring as an Accommodation: Reassigning Non-Essential Tasks
Career > Accommodations

Job Restructuring as an Accommodation: Reassigning Non-Essential Tasks

By Liam Fitzgerald
...continue doing the essential work. When your disability...tasks, but not the core work the position exists to...to perform it, current work experience of people in...perform it, current work experience of people in the position,...the position, and the work experience of people who've...position, and the work experience of people who've held...
Wearable Technology for Autism: Evidence-Based Monitoring vs Marketing Hype
Assistive Tech > Hardware

Wearable Technology for Autism: Evidence-Based Monitoring vs Marketing Hype

By Dr. Evelyn Mercer
...marketing suggests these devices offer a window into experiences that might otherwise remain invisible, giving...evidence, and discuss practical alternatives that often work better. If you've been targeted by these ads and...these ads and want to know whether the devices work, this guide is for you. The Research vs. The Reality....
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
...standard school asthma action plan may not be enough. The protocols that work for most students assume typical communication, motor control, and sensory...Different When Disabilities Co-Occur. Children with disabilities often experience asthma differently. A nonverbal child can't describe chest tightness. A...
Brain Connectivity and Cerebral Palsy: Why More Isn't Always Better
Research > Brain Science

Brain Connectivity and Cerebral Palsy: Why More Isn't Always Better

By Emily Thompson
...routes aren't as efficient as the original pathway. The child is doing more work to get less reliable results, and that's exactly what families see every...what families see every day. What "Compensatory" Means for Your Child's Experience. This is the part of the research I keep returning to, because it reframes...
Deep Pressure Therapy and Weighted Blankets: What Parents of Children with Special Needs Should Know
Therapies > Other

Deep Pressure Therapy and Weighted Blankets: What Parents of Children with Special Needs Should Know

By Benjamin Schultz
...fight-or-flight mode. When a child with sensory processing differences experiences sensory overload, their nervous system is stuck in high alert. Deep pressure...designed a squeeze machine to deliver controlled deep pressure, and her work demonstrated measurable reductions in anxiety and increases in calm-alert...
College Programs for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: What CTPs Offer
Education > Higher Education

College Programs for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: What CTPs Offer

By Noah Bennett
...offer a pathway to college experiences that were previously out of...eligible for Pell Grants and work-study funding. If you're a...integration through a college campus experience. What Comprehensive Transition...practice job skills in real work environments, with support...just exposure to the idea of work. Independent living instruction...
Alternative and Complementary Therapies for Special Needs Children: What the Research Says
Therapies > Other

Alternative and Complementary Therapies for Special Needs Children: What the Research Says

By Benjamin Schultz
...They don't prove effectiveness, but they suggest mechanisms that could work. Anecdotal evidence is what parents, practitioners, or individuals report...parents, practitioners, or individuals report worked for them. It's real experience, but it doesn't control for confounding variables. A child who improves...
What Speech-Language Pathologists Actually Do: A Guide for Special Needs Families
Special Needs > Speech and Communication Impairments

What Speech-Language Pathologists Actually Do: A Guide for Special Needs Families

By Ethan Parker
...a child says words. That's part of it. But speech-language pathologists work on a far broader range of skills than pronunciation. They evaluate and treat...speech at all. Understanding that scope helps you find a provider whose experience matches your child's actual needs. What Speech-Language Pathologists Treat....
Dietary Therapy for Epilepsy: A Parent's Guide to Ketogenic and Modified Atkins Diets
Special Needs > Epilepsy

Dietary Therapy for Epilepsy: A Parent's Guide to Ketogenic and Modified Atkins Diets

By Emily Thompson
...ketogenic and modified Atkins diets for childhood epilepsy, including how they work, what the research shows, and what families face when they commit to these...effect is well documented: many children who don't respond to medications experience significant seizure reduction on a ketogenic diet. The classical ketogenic...
IEP Advocacy for Children with Rare Disorders: When No One Has Done This Before
Special Needs > Rare Disorders

IEP Advocacy for Children with Rare Disorders: When No One Has Done This Before

By Isabella Lewis
...regardless of whether the diagnosis has a name, whether staff have prior experience with it, or whether anyone at the district knows what it is. Eligibility...with a rare metabolic disorder who fatigues after 30 minutes of cognitive work qualifies for accommodations based on that functional limitation. The district...
Building a Sustainable Airway Clearance Routine for Your Child with CF
Special Needs > Cystic Fibrosis

Building a Sustainable Airway Clearance Routine for Your Child with CF

By Franklin Morris
...techniques help move the mucus out before it does that damage. This is baseline work that keeps lung function stable, not optional maintenance. The techniques...Each does the same job of loosening and moving mucus, but the day-to-day experience of using them is completely different. That difference determines whether...
Asperger Syndrome in Adults: Navigating a Late Diagnosis
Special Needs > Asperger Syndrome

Asperger Syndrome in Adults: Navigating a Late Diagnosis

By Lily Matthews
...now, with a job and relationships and decades of experiences that suddenly need a different frame. A late...shifts from "what's wrong with me" to "why do I work this way." What the Diagnosis Means. The DSM-5...skills, struggle with unspoken social rules, and experience sensory sensitivities that others don't notice....

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