Tag Archive for: Intellectual Disabilities

Sensory-Friendly Summer Activities for Children with Autism

Summer brings excitement and new experiences, but for children with autism spectrum disorder, the season's sensory-rich environments can present unique challenges.
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How Trudeau’s Adult Day Program Creates Enriching Summer Experiences: Spotlight on Trudeau Tigers

Summer at Trudeau Center brings a special kind of energy to our Adult Day Program. As temperatures rise, so does the excitement among participants who eagerly anticipate the season's unique opportunities for growth, connection, and achievement.
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Benefits of Summer HBTS and PASS Programming and Consistency in Services

As the school year winds down and summer approaches, many parents of children with special needs face important decisions about maintaining therapeutic support during the break.

Keeping Cool: Summer Safety Tips for Children with Special Needs

Summer brings days filled with sunshine, adventures, and a break from routine. For families of children with special needs, this season offers opportunities for sensory exploration and engagement.
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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.

A Legacy of Compassion: Doddie McShane’s 40-Year Journey at the Trudeau Center

After 40 years of service to Trudeau, Doddie McShane, who has dedicated her career to transforming lives and building an inclusive community for people with differing abilities, prepares for retirement.

Building Friendship Skills: How Our Early Intervention Programs Help Children Connect

As Valentine's Day approaches, many of us reflect on the importance of relationships and connections in our lives. The Trudeau Center understands that the foundation for meaningful relationships begins in early childhood.
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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.