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Encouraging Tolerance in a Culture of Diversity
We live in a culturally diverse world and yet are children will likely witness or even experience intolerance. How do we encourage our children to learn about others and to respect and appreciate the similarities, as well as the differences among us?
A Day in the Life of a DSP Worker
As a Direct Support Professional, I am more than staff. In many ways, I serve as a listener, a cheerleader, a counselor, a friend, a confidant, resource guide, and more.
Four Tips for Creating Closer Family Connections
As children get older, your family life may begin to look different, and it can be a challenge to find ways to connect in the wake of those changes. These four tips can help rebuild that connection.
How to Network Like a Pro
Networking is an essential tool for career success in today’s job market. It’s more than just collecting business cards or connecting on social media. These 7 tips can help you building genuine professional relationships to advance in your career.
Control, Anxiety, and Outbursts
Kids with anxiety often have issues with control that lead them to feel powerless and compounds their anxiety. The good news is there are steps you can take to help your child learn how to manage anxious feelings and have a greater sense of control.
Surviving Sundowning
For some people, dusk can be a favorite time of day. But many people with dementia struggle in the late afternoon or early evening, becoming agitated, anxious, and confused. The condition is called “sundowning.”