Mental Health and Teens with Disabilities
Mental Health – More Than Just a Bad Day? Teens with disabilities may face extra stress. This can include: Feeling different from others Trouble with communication or sensory overload Changes in routines or supports Bullying or feeling left out Worry about the...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 has graduated Do not have sufficient credits or are lacking credits in required...
Estate Planning
Turning Planning Into Security for Their Future For families of people with disabilities, planning for the future is about more than inheritance; it’s about lifelong support, stability, and protection. That planning typically includes three key parts: Legal planning...
Holiday Break and Easing Back to School
Easing Back to School After Long Breaks Returning to school after a holiday break can be tough for many children — and for children with disabilities, the change in routine can feel especially overwhelming. Shifts in schedules, new expectations, sensory changes, or...