Have you recently been in a stressful or traumatic situation that you’re still not over with? Do you frequently experience troubles at work, at school, or with your family and other relationships? Do you have experience with addiction, whether personally or with someone else that you know? Do you feel that you need help in […]
Anxiety And Genetics: Frequently Asked Questions
Source: rawpixel.com Just as autism has been found to have a congenital factor, there is also precise research revealing that our genes predispose anxiety. As a matter of fact, scientists observed a family relation for anxiety even before understanding how genes or DNA operates. If you have a close family member […]
Worrying Too Much About Your Child’s Autism (Mental Health Discussion)
Worrying about your child’s autism diagnosis is normal. As a parent, you feel a little pressured because you think that people around you are constantly asking you why your kid experienced a psychological problem. Understandably, you get frustrated with others judging and throwing negative comments about your child. Honestly, that is hurtful for a lot […]
Recognizing The Early Signs Of Autism With Children In The Family
Autism is a complex developmental condition that affects mostly kids. The condition can make interaction and information processing entirely exhausting and challenging. Though autism can get a general diagnosis, each situation is unique. That explains why family can see particular traits and behaviors in children. However, in case the kids come up with one or […]
Guiding A Child With Autism Through The Pandemic
The number of those infected with the Coronavirus and deaths continue to rise. In the absence of a vaccine, specialists and the government encourages us to stay at home to keep us from being infected. The lockdown is stressful for everyone, but children with autism are very much affected by this sudden change. Children with […]
Why I Home School My Kids
The lessons I learned from the 2019 home school event makes me realize that I was not the only parent who likes homeschooling. Others like me want their kids to learn while spending more time with them. While most people still prefer traditional school learning, here are some of the few reasons why I like homeschooling more. […]
Managing COVID-19: Sensory Activities For Children With Autism
A stay-at-home setup can be particularly difficult for children living with autism. Since they can’t go to their special school or attend therapy, their daily routine gets disrupted, bringing more stress into their everyday lives. “Depending on developmental levels, the difficulty of understanding why a routine is disrupted, how long it’s going to last, wondering […]
SPED Teaching Strategies
The 2019 SPED conference explains that teaching kids with special needs are never easy. There are lots to consider because the students require more than just a day of a lesson. There must be an assurance of understanding, patience, as well as improved communication. In this article, let’s try and discuss some of the important SPED teaching […]
Tips For A Strong Marriage Of Parents With ASD Kids
The teachers of my son since he was Playschool until Kindergarten have repeatedly told me to bring him to a neuro-developmental specialist. They said he was displaying unusual behavior like too hyper and overly impulsive. He was also manifesting delays in several developmental skills like his cognitive functioning and motor skills.
Teaching Sex Education To Your Special Child
Sexuality, for the neurotypical individual, is often a topic learned through informal channels. For those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), they have a harder time to learn about it through the same channels as the neurotypical individual. This situation poses a challenge, especially for their parents, since misinformation and misunderstandings may arise and may be learned by their special child. […]
