Special needs
"Planning a Trip to Disney for a Child with Disabilities or Medical Needs"
We recently published a free resource guide titled "Planning a Trip to Disney for a Child with Disabilities or Medical Needs", which I thought would
be useful for your readers who are planning a trip to Disney.
Disney strives to provide a memorable experience for every child and has been consistently ranked as the most accommodating theme park in the U.S. for
families of children with special needs.
Our guide provides information on the types of accommodations and services Disney provides for each type of disability such as:
- Cognitive Disabilities
- Visual Disabilities
- Behavioral (ADD/ADHD)
- Health (Diabetes)
We also included updated information about the Disability Access Service pass, and the required steps to obtain one.
You can view the guide here: https://millionmilesecrets.com/guides/planning-a-trip-to-disney-for-a-child-with-disabilities-or-medical-needs/
Comprehensive guide on autism
Dr
Pierrette Mimi Poinsett MD, recently
created a comprehensive guide on autism that includes types of ASD, prevalence (statistics), how to diagnose it and warning signs to look out for. You can read it here - "Autism Spectrum Disorder Guide"
Assistive Technology in Cars
sellmax.com/assistive-technology-in-cars/
Home modifications - A link from Teens4safety
Great resource on home modifications that make life easier and safer for
individuals with physical disabilities: https://www.basementguides.com/home-safety-for-people-with-disabilities/
It includes checklists for specific safety adjustments for the most dangerous
areas in a home, including the kitchen, bathrooms, and stairways.
Different topics:
How to Create an Autism-Friendly Environment for Kids
Discipline Strategies for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
20 Tips for Keeping Your Child with Special Needs Safe in Your Home
Disability Accommodation Cost Guides
6 Tax Tips for Parents of Children with Special Needs
Wheelchair and Handicap Ramp Cost Guide
Behavior Management Techniques for Teachers: Inclusive Classrooms
The Guide to Buying Used Accessible Vehicles
The Best Activities for Special Needs
Autism in the Teen Years: What to Expect, How to Help
Explaining special needs to your child: 15 great children’s books
How to Remodel for Accessibility
Developing Your Blind Child’s Sleep Schedule
How to Exercise if You Have Limited Mobility
Healthy Eating Advice for Wheelchair-bound People
Further links about sleep disorders from SleepHelp
Cerebral Palsy Group is an online resource for anyone who has been affected by cerebral palsy, birth injuries, or brain injuries. Our team was created so we can provide answers and all types of assistance needed to help improve the quality of life for loved ones and family members with cerebral palsy.
Would you mind adding our informational resource here- https://cerebralpalsygroup.com/cerebral-palsy/ to help provide FREE support and useful resources to individuals and families who have been diagnosed with cerebral palsy and other disabilities?
Finances: Veterans
Building a Good Life with a Bad Credit Loan
Having bad credit can feel like getting a flat tire on your way toward a solid financial future. It can also make you feel like you’re the only one stranded on the side of the road with no help in sight. You could convince yourself that things may have been the same had you taken a different route. But even if your situation was unavoidable, it doesn’t make it ideal.
The good news is, you’re not the only one, and you have options for getting back on track. Choosing a bad credit loan can help to soften the blow of a tough financial season. And it could help you bridge the gap between a long-term plan and a practical step toward rebuilding credit.
https://www.bankrate.com/personal-loans/bad-credit-loans/#veterans