Empowering Individuals with Down Syndrome at School and Work
“My sister helped shape the trajectory of my life!” Phillip Clark adores his sister, Sarah. “I was 4-years-old when she was born, and I knew she was different then. From a young age, I knew I … [Continue reading]
Imagine needing a life-saving kidney transplant, and being denied access to an organ transplant wait list. This is the reality for some Americans living with a disability. They need a life-saving … [Continue reading]
We opened an ABLE account for our 4-year-old son, Troy, this past spring. Ultimately, Troy will decide how to spend this money when he becomes an adult, and his spending options are … [Continue reading]
The Following is Evie's Sleep Treatment Story as Told By Her Mom, Jen Alge: Read about new research that links sleep issues with cognitive, memory, language, and behavior issues HERE. I could write … [Continue reading]
Want to really make a parent of a student with Down syndrome cringe? Bring up assessments, especially IQ testing. Sitting around a table, outnumbered by school professionals, describing in detail how … [Continue reading]
