Special Needs

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Adaptive Winter Activities Around Indy

Melissa Gibson -
Just because it's winter doesn't mean we have to sit indoors day after day! There are  plenty of inclusive activities and special winter events...
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Holiday Fun

Sensory-friendly Ways to Celebrate the Holidays

Jennifer Thompson -
It’s been called the most wonderful time of the year and the happiest season of all, and we have to agree! But not only...
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Featured

9 Children’s Books About Embracing Differences

Melissa Gibson -
Encouraging children to read is always a good thing, but if you can add some education to the mix, even better. Recently, several authors...
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Special Needs

Understanding Dyslexia

Jennifer Thompson -
Dyslexia is more common and more complex than people might think, and the signs can be different for each kid. Bill Herman, CEO of...
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Autism

Project Lifesaver Helps to Find Missing Loved Ones

Melissa Gibson -
It’s not uncommon for elderly individuals or people with cognitive disabilities to wander off or get lost due to confusion. When the person can’t...
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Autism

How to Help Kids with Autism Make Friends

Jennifer Thompson -
Relationships and friendships are important, and parents of children on the autism spectrum know that making friends isn’t always easy for some children on...
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Autism

Indy Autism Project

Melissa Gibson -
In December 2020, Indianapolis city-county council member, Ali Brown, launched the Indy Autism Project, a project to increase community awareness in Indy's neurodiverse community. Brown has...
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Education

The Arc of Indiana Offers Programs for Children and Adults with Disabilities

Melissa Gibson -
Since 1956, The Arc of Indiana has been working to empower children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. There are 43 chapters in...
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Special Needs

Neurodiversity 101

Rachel Dupree -
During the Autistic Rights Movement of the 1990s, a new term was coined to describe the brains of people with neurological differences. First used...
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Special Needs

Rethinking the Words We Use

Jennifer Thompson -
Most of us have probably heard the phrase, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” Anyone who has...
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