Our emotions help us create better relationships. Allowing ourselves to be aware of our emotions can help us talk about how we feel more clearly, avoid, or resolve conflicts better, and move past difficult feelings more easily. Some people are more naturally in touch...
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At what age should a child learn how to apologize? Research shows that children as young as the age of four can understand the emotional implications of an apology. They can understand that an apology can make someone’s feelings improve if they are upset. Apologies bring...
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When equal opportunities and the corresponding respect is given, we are fostering the growth of confidence in people with disabilities and build a sense of belongingness. This makes for positive growth attitudes, and...
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Assistance dogs are working animals that are specially trained to assist people who have physical disabilities to move around, and do everyday activities and tasks so that they can be more independent. These dogs are also called service dogs. For 7,000 people...
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What is dysgraphia? Dysgraphia is a learning disorder of writing ability at any stage that includes problems with letter formation, grammar, letter spacing, spelling, writing rate, fine motor coordination, and composition. Reading and writing go hand in hand that’s why...
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For some people who have dyslexia, it can be difficult to find a job. A bad experience in education may have caused dyslexics to lack confidence and self-esteem. They may find that problems with reading and writing can make it hard to apply for jobs that would...
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It is challenging for people with ADHD to find focus and sustain it. Difficulty in concentrating and scattered thoughts can be part of living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). This lack of focus can become evident when faced with challenges at...
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Speaking up for adults with ADHD is a complicated issue. This can be due to the fear of being judged by others and expressive language issues. There are so many great ideas and solutions to the problems that are why it is vital that they voice out their opinions. This...
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Children with ADHD love movement and there are plenty of creative ideas that can motivate them to move in different ways. Individual-based activities like horseback riding, swimming, golf, tennis, or martial arts are great activities for the ADHD...
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There are many calming strategies that can be used to calm the ADHD brain. The strategies in this infographic are great go-to ideas when faced with a challenging situation. When these are done regularly by including them in the daily routine, having a calmer...
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