Making Long-Term Plans for Care for a Loved One With Special Needs
When a loved one, particularly a child, is diagnosed with an intellectual and/or developmental disability (I/DD), family caregivers are often
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Managing Difficult Behaviors in Teenagers With Special Needs
Life as a teenager isn’t easy. Raging hormones, emotional and physical growth, and the increasing pressure and stress from school,
The Power of Group Home Living: Fostering Social Interaction, Inclusion, and Well-Being
We learned during the pandemic how damaging social isolation can be. Yet for someone with an intellectual or developmental disability,
Looking to the Future: The Importance of Considering Residential Care for Your Child with I/DD
As the parent of a child or adolescent with special needs, figuring out how to overcome challenges, keep up with
Why Choosing the Right Group Home Is Essential
If someone you love has an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD), you’re in good company. As many as 16 million