Halloween is just around the corner, which means it’s the time of year when tricks and treats abound. From spooky haunted houses to autumnal activities like bobbing for apples, Halloween planning is in full swing. But if your child has autism or a sensory processing disorder, the excitement of Halloween might feel more stressful than…
Many of us look forward to the annual hot weather holiday on the 4th of July. We anticipate the parades, BBQs, and firework displays. The traditions surrounding this day of celebration are generally fun for the whole family. However, July 4th can be nearly intolerable and overwhelming for children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) or autism….
The first National Autistic Children’s Week was launched in 1972 by the Autism Society. This evolved into the annual Autism Acceptance Month (AAM), taking place every April. AAM aims to spread awareness and promote acceptance of autism and ignite change. AAM’s slogan for April 2021 is Celebrate Differences. It is the title of a campaign to provide information…
Of course, you want to do your best to take care of your elderly loved one, but have you given any thought to the importance of taking care of yourself during this challenging time? Research shows that the pressures placed on family caregivers give them a higher risk of developing depression, anxiety, and burnout….
It’s common for people to think that dementia and Alzheimer’s are just two different names for the same condition, and, in fact, the two words are often used interchangeably. However, the terms dementia and Alzheimer’s actually have two different and distinct meanings. Here are some pointers to help you differentiate between the two and…
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