7 Things You May Not Know About Autism
Autism spectrum disorders are diverse, they’re complex, and they can be vastly different from person to person. For families, caregivers, and people with autism, learning some facts about autism can
Autism spectrum disorders are diverse, they’re complex, and they can be vastly different from person to person. For families, caregivers, and people with autism, learning some facts about autism can
While intellectual disabilities may be developmental disabilities, not all developmental disabilities are intellectual disabilities. Learning the difference between an intellectual and developmental disability can help caregivers and families better understand
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Down syndrome is the most common chromosomal condition, but many myths remain. This article shares 7 Down syndrome facts you may not know — from what causes it to advances
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Caregivers have such an important role in society, and they make a true difference in the world around them every day. While rewarding, caregiving is incredibly hard work, and it’s
According to Dr. Russell Ramsay in Psychology Today, adult ADHD is an experience of being near-constantly misunderstood. It makes small tasks feel insurmountable, it comes with feelings of guilt, and
Dyslexia is a language-based (reading and writing) learning disability that could affect as many as 15 to 20% of Americans. Symptoms differ by age, and dyslexia tips for adults will
Dyspraxia is a neurological disorder that can affect a great deal for adults and young people with disabilities from fine motor skills to information processing. While the disorder is not
Dysgraphia is a learning disability that affects your writing abilities. It can interfere with everything from handwriting to spelling and organization of written work. A 2011 study estimated 10-30% of