The Conversation Every Parent Should Have About Disability
Talking to your child about disability isn’t always easy. You may wonder what to say, when to start, or whether they’ll fully understand. Whether your child has a disability or […]
Category: Parent Press
Welcome to the UPC Parent Press! Each month you will find carefully crafted information and resources on a variety of disability topics guaranteed to help you and your family navigate community resources, advocacy and much more. See what we are working on this month!
How Parents Can Help Build Resilience
Building Resilience Children with disabilities need resilience to bounce back from setbacks and face challenges with strength and determination. Building resilience helps your child become better equipped to navigate obstacles […]
Supporting Students Who Live With Migraines
When a student has frequent migraines, the challenges extend far beyond the pain itself. June is Migraine Awareness Month, a time to highlight a condition that affects more than 1 […]
Opciones de graduación y diplomas para estudiantes con discapacidades
En el estado de Utah, los estudiantes con discapacidades tienen varias opciones para completar la escuela secundaria, dependiendo de sus necesidades, habilidades y metas futuras. Estas opciones son determinadas principalmente […]
La Telemedicina en Utah: Ampliando el Acceso a la Atención Médica
Junio es el Mes de Concientización sobre la Telemedicina, una oportunidad para reconocer cómo la tecnología está transformando el acceso a los servicios de salud en Utah. Para muchas familias, […]
Telehealth in Utah: Expanding Access to Healthcare
June is recognized as Telehealth Awareness Month, a time to highlight how technology is helping individuals and families access healthcare services more easily and efficiently. In Utah, telehealth has become […]
How Trauma Affects Learning and Development
Every June shines a light on PTSD Awareness Month, a time to understand trauma better, break down stigma, and remind individuals and families that support is available. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder […]
Supporting Sibs Living Alongside Juvenile Arthritis
Last July, the Utah Parent Center had the opportunity to present to a group of teen siblings at the National Juvenile Arthritis Conference held in Salt Lake City, Utah. Through […]
Tiny Virus. Lifelong Impact. Know CMV.
Cytomegalovirus is the most common infectious cause of birth defects, yet few people know about its harmful effects. What is CMV? Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a common virus. More than 50% […]
Helping Families Recognize the Signs of PTSD
Sometimes trauma doesn’t end when the crisis is over. Families navigating medical challenges, disability, emergencies, or ongoing stress may experience emotional effects that linger quietly beneath the surface. During PTSD […]
Differences Between SSI and SSDI
What is Supplemental Security Income (SSI)? Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a needs-based program for children and adults with disabilities who need financial support. If your child meets the medical […]
Preventing Summer Learning Loss Through Reading
Helping Children and Young Adults Stay Reading Ready for the Next School Year Reading is much more than an academic task. It supports language development, strengthens memory and comprehension, encourages […]