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For some people, a sensory gym is simply a “playroom” for kids. Gyms like these look like they are made more efficient with kid-friendly equipment. But that’s where most people get it wrong. For children with autism and special needs, a sensory gym is a place to enjoy and play without stress. It’s not only…

Sensory issues are often a problem among children with autism. Because of these, kids with autism either become hypersensitive (over-responsive) or hyposensitive (under-responsive). This affects how they respond to a wide range of stimuli that other children respond to on a daily basis. These sensory issues often affect their social skills. This is the…

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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in every 54 children is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This disorder is rampant in all socioeconomic, racial, and ethnic groups. Due to the growing number of autistic children, maintaining a healthy lifestyle and staying fit can become challenging. Autistic children are more…

With an autism certificate, you can find a successful career as an autism spectrum disorder specialist. An autism spectrum disorder authority is an extraordinary sort of applied conduct examiner who works with youngsters and grown-ups who have been determined to have autism. These experts may work in an instructive setting or with gatherings of…

On the off chance that your youngster has an autism spectrum disorder or ASD, you need to exploit the same number of assets as you can. One of those fundamental devices is an autism spectrum disorder pro. These prepared and guaranteed specialist co-ops work all around schools to help kids (and grown-ups) with…

If you’ve ever stopped to think about it, then you’ve probably noticed quite a few similarities between ADHD and Autism. We’ve actually written several peripheral topics on the subject already (which we’ll link to at the bottom of this post), but this is worth exploring on its own. It’s important to note, however, that similarities…

Terminology has changed for certain special needs categories. For example, we don’t say someone is “autistic” anymore. Instead, we say they have autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or some might even say, “They’re on the spectrum.” But what is the autism spectrum? Who is on it, and what is at either end? The term spectrum here…

If you have autism, it can be difficult to help those who are “neurotypical” (NT) understand what you’re going through. On the one hand, you shouldn’t have to explain yourself; society should accept you exactly as you are, without you having to change your behavior. However, society is run by NT people, so it…

Organizations, companies, teams, and other groups that work with individuals with special needs often need outside help to achieve their goals. With that in mind, there is no shortage of places to volunteer for special needs. We’ll start this blog by identifying specific organizations and businesses where to volunteer for special needs in Dallas,…

People with special needs are often viewed by what they “can’t” do. However, it’s important to note, just because an activity is more difficult for someone than others, that doesn’t mean people with special needs can’t do something. We’ve outlined a few activities and mentioned famous people with special needs who have done them…

Talking to children about special needs may seem tricky, but children understand more than we give them credit for. They’re very observant, taking in everything around them, regardless of their cognitive ability. Your child — whether they themselves have special needs or not — may come to you with questions about disabilities, and it’s…

With the new year in full swing, you’ve got your eye on a few of those fad diets that have been circulating. They’ve worked for a few you know. Could they be helpful for you if you have autism? There are certain vitamins and nutrients that are especially beneficial for people with autism, meaning that…

Cardio is more than running, but somehow the two have become interchangeable in our minds. If your special needs child hates running, then you might have a tough time keeping them in shape or getting them to lose any weight they’ve gained. Cardio is important to heart health and a key component in weight…

Special Strong is giving local businesses a platform to share how their services can make a difference for people with special needs. This service provider is Marien Elizabeth Photography. About Marien Elizabeth Photography Marien Elizabeth Photography is a portrait photography business for families with special needs in the San Antonio, Texas area. I have a…

Special Strong is giving local businesses a platform to share how their services can make a difference for people with special needs. This service provider is Notre Dame School of Dallas. About Notre Dame School of Dallas Notre Dame School, recognizing that each person is created in the image of God, educates students with developmental…

Special Strong is giving local businesses a platform to share how their services can make a difference for people with special needs. This service provider is Habla Speech Therapy & Certified Autism Center, a speech and hearing impairment center. About Habla Speech Therapy & Certified Autism Center We specialize in treating children with speech and…

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…

Autism Exercise Adaptive 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…

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…

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…