
Supporting Neurodiversity in Foster Care: Embracing Differences through CARE
Have you ever met a child who sees the world in a completely unique way? Maybe they notice details you’d never think twice about or they have an incredible ability
Have you ever met a child who sees the world in a completely unique way? Maybe they notice details you’d never think twice about or they have an incredible ability
If you’ve been exploring assessments for autism spectrum disorder (ASD), you may have come across something called the ADOS-2: the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition. It’s one of the
Supporting Children’s Mental Wellbeing During the Back-to-School Transition The back-to-school period can be an exciting yet challenging time for children and young people. For many, it represents a return
The holiday or festive season is often a time for joy, celebration, and family. However, it can also be a time of stress, anxiety, and conflict. With family gatherings, holiday
October is ADHD Awareness Month, and this year’s theme “Awareness is Key” focuses on the importance of shining a light on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder to help foster understanding and
Tuesday 2 April was World Autism Awareness Day, a day the United Nations has observed since 2007. Over the past 17 years, Autistic advocates have called for a move beyond
The twinkling lights, festive melodies, and joyful gatherings during the holiday season often evoke warmth and happiness. However, amidst the joyous chaos, many individuals find themselves battling an unexpected adversary:
Therapy can provide numerous benefits to individuals seeking help for their mental health and overall well-being. Here are ten commonly recognised advantages of therapy: Emotional Support: Therapy offers a safe
There’s very few pieces of literature, cinema or music that maintain popularity throughout decades and possess the power to bring generations together. Star Wars most definitely falls into this category
Artwork by Harrison Riley – Behaviour Support Practitioner at Challenge Community Services Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is sometimes referred to as the “invisible disability”. FASD is an umbrella term
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