Cultivating Gratitude
Cultivating Gratitude While Caring for a Child with a Disability Gratitude is a powerful tool, especially when life feels heavy. For parents of children with disabilities, practicing gratitude doesn’t mean…
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Meet Melissa Teemant Introducing Melissa Teemant, Utah Parent Center’s (UPC) dedicated youth-in-care parent consultant. She is vital in providing support, information, and training to youth in care with disabilities, their…
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Understanding Guardianship for Young Adults: Is It the Right Choice? Guardianship is designed for individuals who are incapacitated. Incapacity is determined by a judge and is based on a person’s…
DetailsHelping Siblings Cope with Disability Meltdowns
Helping Siblings to Cope with Disability Meltdowns Meltdowns can be overwhelming events for everyone in the family, especially for siblings of a child with disabilities. Often, parents focus on calming…
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National Audiology Awareness Month Article contributed by Stephanie Browning McVicar, Au.D., CCC-A, Doctor of Audiology Early Hearing Detection & Intervention (EHDI); Cytomegalovirus (CMV) Public Health Initiative; Children’s Hearing Aid Program…
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World Mental Health Day & Self-Advocacy Every year on October 10th, the world observes World Mental Health Day, a vital reminder of the importance of mental well-being. This year’s theme…
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Resolution Steps to IEP Concerns As a parent, navigating your child’s IEP (Individualized Education Program) can sometimes feel overwhelming. But remember, you are not alone in this process! Communication with…
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Adapting Fall Fun As the vibrant colors of fall arrive, many families look forward to enjoying outdoor activities and seasonal traditions. For families of children with disabilities, participating in these…
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Sibshop Monthly Newsletter Want more from the Sibling Project? Sign up for our NEW monthly newsletter and get all the latest updates delivered right to your inbox! We’re thrilled to…
DetailsReady for Your Transition IEP
Transition IEP: Are you Ready? Do you have the skills to use your voice to advocate for your choices while at school? Starting your High School years can be scary. …
DetailsSpinal Cord Awareness
Spinal Cord Awareness September is National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. This special month helps us recognize the bravery of people with spinal cord injuries (SCI) and their families. It’s…
DetailsHealth Care Plan & Your Student
School Health Care Plans & Your Student There are many students in school today living with special health care needs. Sometimes these health conditions develop into a medical emergency requiring…
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