Tag Archive for: Intellectual Disabilities

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.
Children happily jumping while wearing orange for Halloween

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.
Young girl with down syndrome smiling with her thumbs up

Understanding Autism: A Comprehensive Look at the Spectrum, Symptoms, and Diagnosis

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complex neurodevelopment condition that affects how people perceive the world, interact socially, and communicate.
Man with down syndrome at construction job

Common Misconceptions About Hiring People with Differing Abilities

During National Disability Employment Awareness Month this October, it's an ideal time to examine and dispel some persistent myths about hiring individuals with differing abilities.
Child with autism being tested with a teacher and toys

Understanding the VB-MAPP: A Powerful Tool for Assessing Language and Learning Skills in Children with Autism

The VB-MAPP is a powerful tool that has revolutionized the assessment and intervention process for children with autism.
Trudeau Nominees for DSP of the Year 2024 featuring 6 people

Celebrating Excellence: Trudeau Center’s Outstanding Direct Support Professionals

During DSP Week, the Trudeau Center is proud to shine a spotlight on the incredible individuals who form the backbone of our organization.
Adult with disabilities at home in the kitchen with caregiver

Celebrating Independence: The Benefits of Assisted Living for Adults with I/DD

As we celebrate National Assisted Living Week, we're recognizing the dedication of caregivers, the resilience of residents, and the importance of creating inclusive communities where everyone can thrive.