Stress can drastically affect a child’s brain development. But parents and caregivers can help children process their stress or sadness and prevent long-term effects. Joe Garza, Facilitator at Abriendo Puertas/Opening
Here are fun ideas for summer activities for children with significant multiple disabilities and visual impairment, including sensory trays, art activities, books, music, and toys. Ideas to Engage Students with
You will learn Why can summer be a difficult time for kids with sensory processing issues? What can parents do to help kids stay comfortable in overstimulating outdoor activities? Read
It’s estimated that only 13% of autism families take vacations.1 This surprised us at first, but it makes sense —most vacation spots aren’t made with autism and neurodivergent families in
Now more than ever, everyone needs to find a way to support one another and provide as much of a safe haven as possible. This guide can help support families
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) have revised developmental milestones in the “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” program, which helps parents identify autism
About Interconnect Therapy | Is Interconnect Therapy Right for Me? | Interconnect Therapy Practices Do these parenting challenges sound all too familiar?If yes, reach out to learn more about parent-child
Autistic children are more than 14 times more likely to have atypical eating habits.¹ These challenges can cause a lot of stress for children and their families. This article looks at
ARCA Resources on How Service Starts for Early Start and Lanterman ServicesAll presentations include ASL interpretation. New infographics are linked at the end.PDF Slides // Diapositivas en PDF Family Perspective – An Unplanned Journey // Perspectiva
Only 10% of new parents get 7+ hours of sleep after a baby is born, and as a result, the first few months can feel particularly overwhelming. With COVID already
Crossing the Bridge: Transition from Early Intervention to Preschool Support for Families has produced the following information resource to assist families and professionals with their search for essential information and
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