Life Hacks for Teens: 10 Things to Practice This Summer
10 Things to Practice This Summer (with IEP Goals in Mind) Summer is a time to relax and recharge from school routines, yet it is also a great time to…
Transitioning from School to Summer Routines
Navigating the Transition from School to Summer: Routines, Regression & Resilience For many families raising children with disabilities, the end of the school year brings a mix of relief and…
Early Body Education for Your Child with a Disability
Confidence and Safety: Early Body Education for Your Child with a Disability (Ages 6-8) As parents, we want our children to grow up feeling confident, safe, and informed, especially when…
Vacationing with Kids with Allergies or Asthma
A Parent’s Guide to Vacationing with Kids Who Have Allergies or Asthma Traveling as a family is a wonderful way to bond and make memories, but if your child has…
Surviving Sibling Conflict During Summer Break
Surviving Sibling Conflict During Summer Break Summer break is a time that many families look forward to, filled with the promise of sunshine, relaxation, and memorable moments. But for caregivers,…
Reducing Mental Health Stigma
Reducing the Stigma of Mental Health Challenges Mental health is a vital part of overall well-being, yet stigma and misconceptions often prevent families from seeking help. For families, fostering…
End of School Activities Ages 14+
End-of-School-Year Fun for Transition-Aged Students: Things to Do & Try! As the school year winds down, it’s the perfect time to reflect, celebrate, and prepare for what’s next. Whether you’re…
Dancing for a Cause
How a Caring Community Came Together to Support Children with Disabilities Some events remind us just how powerful community support can be, and the Create Hope Charity Show was one…
Field Trips and Your Student with a Disability
Is Your Child Being Left Out of Field Trips? Have you ever been told that your child couldn’t go on a school field trip because of their behavior or disability?…
When Mental Health Impacts the Learning of Your Student
When Mental Health Impacts the Learning of Your Student Many children face challenges in school due to mental health or emotional difficulties. Some students may struggle with anxiety, depression,…
Uniting Families by Building Support Systems
The Family-Centered Support Network Parenting a child with special health care needs or disabilities can often feel like an overwhelming journey. The key to thriving, rather than just surviving, lies…
Healthy Relationships Start in Early Childhood
Healthy Relationships Start in Early Childhood Teaching body awareness, personal boundaries, and understanding family structures is essential for parents of children with disabilities, as it lays the groundwork for healthy…