Would your loved one with disabilities have the support necessary to stay safe in the event of an on campus crisis? Are you a special educator? Would you have all you need to keep your students safe? What can we be doing NOW to prepare for later?
Read MoreDr. Lauren Moskowitz, of St John’s University, is known for her work with Self injurious behavior. In this episode she helps us understand why SIB is happening and discusses ABA as a method of treatment, including finding reinforcers that work.
Read MoreWhat is the connection between autism and epilepsy? Does one cause the other? When is the first seizure most likely to happen? Are they harmful? Can they be missed? When do we need to call 911?
Read MoreAssistance dogs can bring independence, safety, comfort, dignity, companionship, (and cuteness) to the team. However the process is quite lengthy and choosing the right organization is important.
Read MoreWe see it in the news all the time. Physical and verbal abuse of special needs individuals caught on camera. Should cameras be the first line of defense in keeping those with differing abilities safe? Is it that simple? What does the law allow? Who has access to the recordings?
Read MoreThis episode is a must listen from beginning to end for parents, educators, and providers.
Restraining someone against their will or placing them in an area of seclusion where s/he can not get out are still widely used methods in the special needs community.
Why?
Today’s episode addresses this question.
Read MoreWandering and elopement are stressful and scary scenarios that, unfortunately, can end tragically. Today we are taking a proactive approach and putting plans in place so our loved one with special needs can be found quickly should he or she go missing.
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