Financial Literacy for Teens
Let’s Talk Money: A Fun Guide to Financial Literacy for Teens and Families Hey there, future financial geniuses! Money. It’s a big word, and honestly, a little intimidating at times. […]
Author: Ashlie Baker
Understanding Post High Options
Post High: Understanding the Options and Opportunities Students Eligible for Post High: Qualify for Special Education Are between the years of 18 – 22 years of age Their senior class […]
World Hearing Day: Preventing Hearing Loss
Preventing Hearing Loss in Kids: Beware of Unsafe Listening Habits March 3 Is World Hearing Day Did you know that more than 1 billion young people worldwide could develop permanent […]
When Deciding Between Supported Decision Making & Guardianship
Young Adult with a Disability Turning 18: How to Support Them Best As caregivers, we play a crucial role in guiding our youth through their transition into adulthood. In some […]
Sexual Health Education Supports for Caregivers
Biological Age Sexual Health Ed for Individuals with Disabilities Sexual health education is a lifelong journey that begins early, setting the foundation for respectful social relationships, responsible choices, and positive […]
Honoring Women with Disabilities: Strength, Advocacy, and Progress
Honoring Women with Disabilities in History March is National Women’s History Month, a time to honor and recognize the achievements and contributions of women with disabilities throughout history. It is […]
Advocating for Your Student Through Written Communication
Tips for School Email Communication There may be times when your child experiences challenges at school. While informal conversations with teachers—whether in person, via phone, or through notes—can be effective, […]
IEPs for Teens: Guiding Students Age 14+
IEPs for Teens: Guiding Students Age 14+ As students with disabilities prepare for life beyond high school, the Individualized Education Program (IEP) plays a critical role in supporting their transition […]
Navigating Disabilities and Dating
Dating and Your Loved One with a Disability Everyone deserves the chance to build meaningful relationships, including friendships and love. For people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), dating can […]
Importance of Recognizing and Addressing Low Self-Esteem in Students with Disabilities
Low Self-Esteem and Impact on Students with Disabilities Students with disabilities may face many struggles including feeling confident in educational settings and social situations. By recognizing and helping students with […]
Life at Home: What Siblings of Those with Disabilities Face
What Siblings of Those with Disabilities Face at Home It’s not uncommon for siblings of individuals with disabilities to feel like they’re alone in their experiences. If your neurotypical or […]
Students with Disabilities and Speaking Up
My Future, My Voice, My Choice In our world, speaking up for what you need and believe can make a big difference. For students with disabilities, self-advocacy is not only […]