Caring for those in Need

MAY 2023:

ANNUAL MOBILITY ISSUE

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ANNUAL MOBILITY ISSUE
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A Special Moment for Shane

I was happy to be invited to be a part of the The Children’s Place and Eli Manning’s visit to the ... Read More

Should I Consider Having a Service Dog

Have you ever wondered what the advantages are of having a service dog? If you are attempting to cope with a d... Read More

Matthew’s Memo: An Advocacy Success Story

Matthew turned 16 on February 6, 2023. He was excited about this landmark birthday and had made big plans... Read More

A Therapy Journey: Putting the Pieces Together

When we receive a diagnosis that our child is not the healthy baby we were expecting, the future can look blea... Read More

ANNUAL AUTISM AWARENESS
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Don’t Stop Believin’

I don’t remember the first time I heard my son play “Don’t Stop Believin’” from ... Read More

From Awareness to Acceptance: Creating a More Inclusive World for Neurodivergent Children

As a mother of a teenager with autism, I know firsthand the challenges that come with raising a child on the s... Read More

Considerations for Successor Caregiving

Who will continue caring after my loved one with special needs when I am no longer able to? This is a critical... Read More

Focus on the Ability in Disability

The English language is filled with words containing the prefix “dis,” meaning “not” &... Read More

Vision, Hearing and Speech
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In Sickness and? In Health: Navigating Life After Brain Injury

In 2009, my wife Sarah and I were married during a seaside wedding ceremony on the coast of New Hampshire. It ... Read More

Hearing Loss or Not: Create Ways to Talk with Your Child

As the parent of a young child, you know that many children come curious and eager to learn. Whether they are ... Read More

Everyone Has a Voice

When I thought of communication, I had always thought of traditional language, hearing a voice, and conversati... Read More

What to Know About CVI: The Leading Cause of Visual Impairment in Kids

When Caterina’s son Lorenzo was just an infant, she noticed something was off. He was slow to meet miles... Read More

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