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For Special Needs Children, Every Bit of Immunity Helps

September 8, 2020

Many inspiring stories about extraordinary special needs individuals have featured going against long odds. Whether it was surviving early childhood, attaining crucial communication and intellectual milestones, or graduating college, beating these odds and going beyond expectations is a recurring theme.…

How to Use Resilience to Combat Regression

August 28, 2020

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Parents of special needs children have many fears. They fear difficulties that come with their children’s condition. They fear the discrimination from people who may not understand them. But these days, two new fears have taken hold. One comes from…

What Does It Mean to Put Special Needs Children First?

August 27, 2020

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Giving priority consideration to special needs children seems only common courtesy. However, it is not always so simple the more we try to apply this on a wider scale. One recent example is in the debate to reopen schools as…

The Reality of the Body-Brain Connection

August 14, 2020

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One misconception of the brain that still persists to this day is the way it is isolated from the body. In fact, this misconception lives on because many people still subscribe to it subconsciously! It is not enough to just…

The Changing Brain – What Trauma and Learning Both Have in Common

August 7, 2020

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Everyone can agree that quality learning is desirable while trauma is not. However, the two do have one thing in common. Both are highly dependent on the brain’s neuroplasticity. Because if the brain was unable to alter and adapt its…

A Quick History of Neuroscience and Neuroplasticity

August 6, 2020

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When most people hear the word neuroscience, people immediately assume that it is one of the most difficult fields of study. After all, it is the study of the brain and even its leading experts will always be quick to…

3 Tactics to improve Social Interactions in Autistic Children

July 24, 2020

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With more and more people required to spend time indoors, many parents are right to worry about the impact of decreasing social interactions among their children due to digital devices. However, families of autistic children may find this even more…

Autism Teaches Us Not to Take Routines for Granted

July 17, 2020

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People on the autism spectrum are known for a considerably strong adherence to routine, and this is seen as a mostly negative trait. It is associated with meltdowns because of disruption, or stubborn behaviour that refuses to adapt to change.…

Neuroplasticity for Adults – Impossible?

July 10, 2020

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When you’re looking up neuroplasticity, you may have heard about how it is much higher in the brains of children than adults. And as we’ve seen both in scientific research and the direct experience of many parents, it goes to…

Helping Kids Through Conversation in Adversity

Conversation – The Key to Helping Kids in Times of Adversity

July 3, 2020

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We’ve covered Adverse Childhood Experiences before, and recently, many parents are right to worry that the present pandemic situation is turning into one for their kids. The signs are all there. Stress among family members is high. There is much…

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For Special Needs Children, Every Bit of Immunity Helps

How to Use Resilience to Combat Regression

What Does It Mean to Put Special Needs Children First?

The Reality of the Body-Brain Connection

The Changing Brain – What Trauma and Learning Both Have in Common

A Quick History of Neuroscience and Neuroplasticity

3 Tactics to improve Social Interactions in Autistic Children

Autism Teaches Us Not to Take Routines for Granted

Neuroplasticity for Adults – Impossible?

Conversation – The Key to Helping Kids in Times of Adversity

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