Tag Archive for: Early Intervention

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What Autism Acceptance Really Looks Like in the Classroom

April is Autism Acceptance Month, and at the Trudeau Center, acceptance isn't a concept. It's a practice. 
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How Occupational Therapy Helps Children with Disabilities Thrive

April is Occupational Therapy Month, and at the Trudeau Center, it's an opportunity to shine a light on one of the most impactful and often misunderstood roles in children's developmental services.

Importance of Play: How Play-Based Learning Supports Development in Children with Disabilities

Play is a child's most powerful learning tool, building essential skills that form the foundation for lifelong growth and independence.

Heart Health and Adults with I/DD: Why Wellness Matters at Every Ability

While heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, adults with I/DD face unique challenges in maintaining heart health.

National Birth Defects Prevention Month: The Power of Early Detection and Support

January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month, highlighting the importance of early detection and intervention in supporting healthy child development.

New Year, New Skills: Building Communication Goals for Children with ASD

Communication challenges affect individuals with autism in different ways, but setting thoughtful, achievable goals can make a significant difference in their progress throughout the year.

Making December Magic Accessible for All Children

Creating inclusive experiences that honor each child's unique needs while capturing the spirit of the season is at the heart of our Children's Services programs. 

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.
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Communication and Mental Health: Giving Children with Disabilities the Tools to Express Their Feelings

As Mental Health Awareness Month is observed this May, the Trudeau Center reflects on its 60+ year commitment to transforming the lives of individuals with differing abilities.
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Creating Supportive Living Environments That Nurture Mental Health

This May, as we observe Mental Health Awareness Month, the Trudeau Center highlights its commitment to support not just physical needs, but emotional and mental wellbeing.