Tag Archive for: Intellectual Disabilities

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Embracing Neurodiversity in the New Year: Understanding and Celebrating Differences in Autism

As we enter 2025, the Trudeau Center continues its 60-year mission of supporting individuals with developmental disabilities while championing an increasingly important perspective: neurodiversity.
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Early Intervention Awareness: Starting the Year Right for Children with Developmental Delays

The first few years of a child's life lay the foundation for their future development, making early intervention crucial when developmental delays are suspected.
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Setting Achievable Goals: New Year’s Resolutions for Adults with I/DD

As another new year begins, many adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) are joining countless others in setting New Year's resolutions.
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Creating Inclusive Holiday Traditions: Celebrating with Adults with I/DD

The holiday season brings a special kind of magic, but for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), traditional celebrations can sometimes feel overwhelming or excluding.

Navigating the Holidays: Tips for Families Living with Autism

The holiday season, while joyful, can present unique challenges for families living with autism. At the Trudeau Center, we understand that the changes in routine, sensory experiences, and social demands during this time can be overwhelming.

Gift Ideas that Promote Development and Joy for Children with I/DD

The holiday season presents a unique opportunity to select gifts that both delight and support the developmental progress of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD).

Balancing Care: 10 Tips for Parents of Children with I/DD During National Family Caregivers Month

Parenting a child with I/DD often involves additional responsibilities, from managing medical appointments and therapies to advocating for educational rights and navigating social situations.

The Unsung Heroes: Celebrating Autism Family Caregivers and Their Unique Challenges

Caring for a loved one with autism requires a special kind of strength, patience, and resilience. The spectrum nature of autism means that each individual's needs can be vastly different, requiring caregivers to be adaptable, creative, and constantly learning.

Supporting Family Caregivers of Adults with I/DD: Resources and Self-Care Tips

As a leading provider of services for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities, primarily those with autism spectrum disorder, the Trudeau Center understands the unique challenges some families face during Halloween.
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15 Tips to Help Sensitive Children Enjoy a Not-So-Spooky Halloween

As a leading provider of services for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities, primarily those with autism spectrum disorder, the Trudeau Center understands the unique challenges some families face during Halloween.