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In families where one child has a disability, the role of caregiving can sometimes fall on siblings as they grow older. This transition...

As parents, our instincts often tell us to shield and guide our children through life’s ups and downs. For parents of teens with...

Success looks different for every teen, and when your teen has a learning disability, it’s essential to redefine what achievement means....

When your teen with ADHD starts talking about dating, it’s natural for your heart to skip a beat. Questions swirl in your mind: Are they...

Job interviews are a rite of passage for young adults, a critical step toward independence, and an opportunity to step into the...

As your child grows into their tee nage years, preparing them for independent living becomes a priority. For teens with disabilities, the...

For individuals with disabilities, independence is often a key goal in navigating daily life. Whether it’s for communication, mobility,...

In a world where we are constantly striving for inclusion and acceptance, the term “labeling” often gets a bad rap. Many believe that...

As parents, we want our teens to feel confident and secure in their identity. But when your teen with a disability begins to explore the...

Parenting teens can be challenging, and when your teen has a disability, those challenges can feel magnified. Frustration is a natural...

As a parent, watching your teen with Autism take their first steps into the world of employment can be both exciting and nerve-wracking....

So, your teen has a crush. Suddenly, you’re not just managing their feelings—you’re wrestling with your own. Maybe you’ve noticed them...

Can your teen cook a meal? Maybe not in the traditional sense. But they’ve figured out how to use their phone to order groceries, set...

Have you noticed how society seems obsessed with “socializing” teens? It’s like being alone is seen as a problem that needs solving. But...

When your teen says, “I’m bored,”  it’s hard not to go into fix-it mode. Your parent brain starts spinning: What activity can I plan?...

“Don’t label them.” It’s a phrase parents of teens with disabilities hear all too often. The concern is........

But when your teen is already working twice as hard to navigate a world that wasn’t designed for them, do they really need more “tough”?

For teens with disabilities and their parents, these events can be a minefield of awkward questions, energy drains, and moments of.....

Remember when screen time was the enemy? We worried about excessive scrolling, the endless hours spent online, and the disconnect it seemed

When we think of safety, our minds often go to “stranger danger.” But for teens with disabilities, safety challenges are often closer to....