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Understanding Disabilities: What People With Disabilities Wish You Knew

At the heart of the Trudeau Center lies a profound understanding of what people with disabilities wish others knew, and the insights that can bridge the gap between misperception and acceptance.
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Empowering Young Adults: Trudeau’s Commitment to Life Skills Development

The Trudeau Center places a particular emphasis on equipping young adults with the essential life skills they need to thrive. Recognizing the pivotal transition from adolescence to adulthood, the center's skilled staff empowers these individuals to navigate life's challenges and embrace their independence. 
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The Importance of Finding a Community of Support When Your Child Has A Disability

If your child has an intellectual, developmental, or other disability, finding community support and connection with other parents facing similar challenges is so beneficial.  
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The Advantages of Shared Living for Adults with Developmental or Intellectual Disabilities

Shared living, also known as adult foster care or homesharing, is an arrangement where a person with a disability lives with a caregiver in a private home, offering personalized support and a family-like environment. This model provides numerous benefits for individuals with disabilities, including increased independence, meaningful relationships, community inclusion, person-centered support, and improved overall wellbeing.
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What Are The Signs of A Developmental Delay?

Various red flags may indicate Atypical development in children, including delays in communication, movement, social/emotional interactions, and cognitive/problem-solving skills. While there are general timelines for developmental milestones, the most crucial factor is steady forward progress, and any concerns should be discussed with a pediatrician, as early intervention can significantly impact a child's developmental potential.
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What Is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) has become an increasingly popular method of treatment for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) as well as many other intellectual and developmental disabilities.