Posts Tagged ‘autism’
Selecting a Fitness Trainer Who Understands Your Disability
Interacting with people who don’t understand your disability can be frustrating, to say the least. In the realm of physical fitness, however, it can feel almost hopeless. You want to grow in your journey through greater health, and you want someone to help guide you. But oftentimes, personal trainers aren’t able to see your strengths…
Read MoreAutism Exercise Specialist Certificate – Expand Your Knowledge
Autism Exercise Specialist Certificate – Expand Your Knowledge Autism affects 1 in 68 people. In most cases, their families with autistic children pull out all the stops to get them the help they need. While there are many non-evidence-based therapies, exercise is known to work. Not just to work, but to do so in a…
Read MoreThe Parkinson’s Global Project – Regeneration Training That Works
The Parkinson’s Global Project – Regeneration Training That Works Parkinson’s disease affects millions of people in the United States with between 50,000 and 60,000 new cases diagnosed every year. It tends to affect men more often than women. Early symptoms are mild, including loss of smell, constipation, small handwriting, and vivid dreams. However, as the…
Read MoreWhat is Autism Fitness Training Certification?
What is Autism Fitness Training Certification? There are plenty of certified fitness trainers in the world that work with people of all ages. The vast majority only work with able-bodied clients who can easily learn new exercises. When working with those with autism or other disabilities, finding someone with an autism fitness training certification can…
Read MoreBecoming an ACSM Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer
Becoming an ACSM Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer Are you interested in working with the disabled in your fitness center or as a private physical fitness trainer? What you may or may not be aware of, is that there is a major need for those willing to become an ACSM Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainer. American College…
Read MoreWho is Daniel Stein – Special Strong Fitness Trainer?
Who is Daniel Stein – Special Strong Fitness Trainer? Daniel Stein is a highly respected member of his community and church. He provides autism fitness training for many of those in and around the Dallas, TX area. But this is only the beginning. There is much more to Daniel Stein than these simple statements. But…
Read MoreThe Tiny Talker by Ryan and Brittani Rollen
Special Strong is now giving local businesses a platform to share how their services can make a difference for people with special needs. This device’s name is The Tiny Talker, started by Ryan and Brittani Rollen, the proud parents of Lucas. Tell Us What You Do We are the parents of a special needs son…
Read MoreAutism Certification for Special Needs
Whether you work with autistic people as a service provider, an employer, or a parent, Special Strong can help. We help you learn how best to cope with issues such as meltdowns, disruptions, inactivity, and challenging behaviors while becoming Certified Strong. Today we look at Autism Fitness, another autism certification for the special needs…
Read MoreHow to Live a Healthier Life with Autism
An Autism diagnosis is not a death sentence. Plenty of people on the Autism spectrum can live fulfilling, happy, successful lives. We’ll cover how to live a healthier life with Autism, but first, it’s likely that you have a few questions. Don’t worry; we’ll answer those too. What Is Autism? Autism means that a…
Read MoreHow Sleep Helps Your Special Needs Child
How Sleep Helps Your Special Needs Child Learn and Grow If your child suffers from jaw dysfunction, it can interfere with their sleep quality. Sleep is essential to proper growth and development. Kids need good quality sleep to consolidate memories, support healthy emotions, and recharge their bodies. Although jaw dysfunction can be problematic for sleep…
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