Building Workplace Readiness Skills for Teens with Disabilities Getting teens and young adults with intellectual and developmental differences ready for work isn’t just about landing them a job. It’s about giving them the tools they need to succeed in the workplace. From being on time to working well with others and communicating clearly, these skills […]
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Career Exploration for Teens with Special Needs Everyone deserves the chance to dream big and work toward a future that excites them. For teens and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), discovering the right career path can be both inspiring and life-changing. By helping your child or student uncover their unique talents and
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Build essential life skills with a New Year’s Goal Board The New Year brings a sense of renewal and an opportunity to set fresh goals. For teens and young adults with intellectual and developmental differences, creating a New Year’s life skills goal board can be an engaging and empowering way to identify, visualize, and measure
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How to Create Inclusive Holiday Traditions for Teens and Young Adults Holidays are a time for joy, togetherness, and creating cherished memories. For teens and young adults with intellectual and developmental differences, the holidays can also offer unique opportunities to learn and practice essential life skills while enjoying the festive season. Holiday traditions that include
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Life Skills for Navigating Winter Winter brings frosty mornings, shorter days, and a whirlwind of seasonal changes. For teens and young adults with autism and related intellectual and developmental differences, navigating these changes can be tricky. The shift in routines, the need for layered clothing, and adjusting to different activities might feel overwhelming. However, with
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Holiday Online Safety Tips for Teens and Young Adults with Special Needs The holiday season brings joy, excitement, and plenty of opportunities to shop for gifts, connect with others online, and celebrate with friends and family. But it’s also a prime time for online scams, which can be hard to spot, especially for teens and
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How to Create Christmas Memories while Teaching Life Skills Making Christmas memories can be a deeply enriching experience, providing more than just fun. It can be an incredible opportunity for learning, bonding, and growth. For teachers, parents, and caregivers supporting middle school and high school students or young adults with intellectual and developmental differences, there
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Using Holiday Festivities to Teach Kitchen Safety The end-of-year holidays are filled with joy, family gatherings, and of course, delicious food. For students with intellectual and developmental differences, these festive occasions are not only fun but also provide a golden opportunity to develop critical, independent living skills, especially in the kitchen. By blending holiday cooking
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How to Create a Holiday Family Tradition Notebook Holidays can be such a magical time of year, filled with family traditions, special meals, and meaningful rituals passed down from generation to generation. But for teens and young adults with intellectual and developmental differences, understanding the reasons behind these celebrations can be tricky. They might find
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Great Holiday Conversation Starters: Tips for Teens with ASD The holiday season is a time of gathering, joy, and connecting with others. But for teens and young adults with intellectual and developmental differences, it can also bring challenges. Communication, especially with extended family and friends they don’t see often, can feel daunting. This guide is
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