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How To Support & Understand Your Neurodivergent Child

As a parent or guardian of a neurodivergent child, you’re often their strongest advocate. Neurodivergence is the idea that people’s brains are different, producing a different thought process. Several conditions and disorders fall under this umbrella such as autism, sensory processing disorders and ADHD. Becoming a parent is a rewarding journey, and supporting and understanding children with neurodivergence adds an enriching layer to that experience. In this blog post, we will provide actionable tips for supporting neurodivergent children in their daily lives.…

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Winter Weather Preparedness

The winter season is upon us and as we revel in summer nostalgia, we must prepare ourselves for the cold road ahead. Winter weather can bring many cozy comforts but it can also pose significant challenges to individuals with disabilities or those experiencing homelessness. That is why preparing for cold temperatures, power outages and other winter-related risks is important. This blog post will provide tips and local resources for those housed and unhoused during this winter season. Preparation for Those…

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The Common Cold and Autism

While the common cold can be rough on anyone, it brings added challenges to those on the spectrum. In this blog post, we will examine how common cold symptoms affect those on the spectrum and provide practical solutions for this chilly, challenging season. By understanding these differences and offering proper support, caregivers and consumers can easily navigate the common cold. The most common challenge for those on the spectrum is sensory sensitivities. The common cold may bring a heightened sensitivity…

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Managing the Holiday Blues

The holiday season can be an especially chaotic time, with family gatherings to gift giving, it can be an unexpected time of high stress and intense emotion. This can be due to anything from disabling conditions that cause travel restrictions to the loss of a loved one, making planning for the holiday season more frightful than fun. Remember, it is okay to not always feel happy but learning how to manage your expectations and shifting your perspective can ultimately make…

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