Walking Beside Them: Parents as Sexual Health Guides for Young Adults with Disabilities As parents, we serve as a dedicated support network for our children with disabilities throughout their lives. […]
October Awareness: Learn, Honor, and Share At the Utah Parent Center, we often hear from families, educators, and community members who want materials on disability awareness. These resources play […]
Setting Up School Success for Your Child with ADHD School can be especially challenging for children with ADHD. The very tasks that are hardest for them, such as sitting still, […]
Helping Your Child Catch Up After Missing School for Health Reasons Missing school because of health issues can be stressful, but your child can still succeed with the right […]
Empowering Your Teen with Disabilities Through Sexual Health Education Investing time in sexual health education for your adolescent gives them knowledge and skills they will use for their entire […]
DSPD in Utah: Home and Community Based Waivers The Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD) sits under Utah’s Health and Human Services umbrella. Its mission is to […]
Is Your Student’s IEP Ready for the New School Year? A new school year means new teachers, new routines, and new expectations. It’s also the perfect time to take a […]
Talking to Your Child About Their Sibling’s Disability Talking to your child about their sibling’s disability can really help them cope and give them the information they need to create […]
Sibling Summer Reading List What is better than a summer day with no plans and time to curl up with a book? This summer, we’ve put together a special book […]
Accommodations help create equal learning opportunities. Every child deserves the chance to succeed.
Supporting Families: UTA’s Paratransit Service and How It Can Help At the Utah Parent Center, we understand how important it is for families to have reliable transportation options, especially when […]
Emotional Health and Puberty for Pre-Teen Children with Disabilities Puberty varies from child to child, generally starting between the ages of 8 and 14. Children assigned female at birth are […]
