Editorial: Violence and Aspergers
Since the information that the Connecticut Sandy Hook Elementary school gunman has Aspergers has come to light, there have been several great articles on the subject. John Elder Robinson – […]
View ArticleHistory Colorado Low Sensory Mornings
Low sensory mornings at History Colorado are for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and sensory processing differences and allow those kids to have fun and enjoy an interactive learning […]
View ArticlePlay Golf to End Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Jack Knight’s Positive Outlook Inspires His Community Seventeen-year-old Jack Knight of Westminster has proved to be an inspiring, popular, and positive role model in the community despite the fact...
View ArticleADHD – Its Challenges Can Be Overcome
ADHD is an abbreviation for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. It’s also the official name for what is sometimes referred to as attention-deficit disorder (ADD). This common disorder can impact...
View ArticleUnderstand Dyslexia and Get the Best Help for Your Child
It is widely understood that kids learn at different paces, but it’s easy for parents to become concerned when they notice their child has been struggling with reading or writing, […]
View ArticleLocal Mom Uses Mightier™ Game Platform to Help Son with Disruptive Emotional...
Science-backed research on calming skills reveals that bio-responsive games help children become more aware of strategies to control emotional outbursts and bring down their heart rates. Denver area...
View Article17 Things To Do in Denver That Provide Sensory-Friendly Fun for the Whole...
From museums to theme parks, movie theaters, and even some restaurants, public attractions try to appeal to many types of visitors. Denver area facilities have been adding special hours and […]
View ArticleDon’t Overthink; Just Do It
Being in the world of “special needs” for 16 years now, I find that I can easily get 4-5 steps ahead of a situation and play out differing scenarios of […]
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