Tag Archive for: Developmental Disabilities

Navigating Healthcare During Cold and Flu Season & Providing Support for Adults with I/DD

As cold and flu season progresses into the winter months, Trudeau empowers individuals to take an active role in maintaining their wellness. 

How Trudeau’s Home-Based Services Turn Everyday Activities into Learning Opportunities

Explore how Trudeau Center’s Home-Based Children’s Services help families turn everyday routines into powerful learning experiences.

Helping Children with Autism Navigate Seasonal Changes

Seasonal transitions may present challenges for children with autism, but with support, families can minimize stress and support their children's success.

Trick or Treat Safety Tips for Children with Developmental Disabilities

For children with differing abilities, Halloween can also bring challenges. With preparation, families can create enjoyable and inclusive experiences.
young man with a disability looking at the camera stretching during exercise

Fall Fitness: Adaptive Exercise Programs for Adults with I/DD

As autumn arrives, Trudeau's adaptive exercise programs are helping adults with I/DD stay active and healthy while enjoying the season's beauty.
Elementary age boy playing with fidget spinner

Autism Myths vs. Facts: Setting the Record Straight

Despite growing awareness about autism spectrum disorder, misconceptions persist that create barriers to understanding and acceptance. Let's separate myths from facts.
adult with special needs with family member working on paperwork at the kitchen table

Special Needs Trusts: Protecting Your Benefits While Building Financial Security

Special needs trusts represent more than financial planning tools; they're instruments of empowerment that help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities build security while maintaining access to essential supports.

The Critical First Three Years and Baby Safety

Baby Safety Month reminds us that protecting children also means nurturing their growth. Early Intervention shields children from the long-term impact of untreated delays. When families act early, they’re opening doors to brighter possibilities for their child’s future.

IEP Preparation: Getting Ready for a New School Year

As families begin preparing for the new school year, parents and caregivers of children with disabilities often face the additional task of ensuring their child's Individualized Education Program (IEP) is ready to support another year of growth and learning.
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Adult Learning Never Stops – Life Skills for Independence

The journey toward independence doesn't end when someone turns 18 or graduates from school. For adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, learning new skills and refining existing ones is a lifelong process.