For many families, a visit with Santa is a tradition that is not attainable because of physical limitations or sensory overload concerns.
But this holiday...
By Mike Homco
Approximately 6.5 million people in the United States have an intellectual disability. So chances are, your child will encounter someone who has...
This Tucson-based swim school is taking dives to stand out among other swim facilities. Apart from their small class sizes, well-trained, professional coaches, and...
The most beautiful aspect of childhood is the opportunity to observe and support the unique qualities of children. All children develop at different rates,...
United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Central Arizona is using a new robotic technology to help children with disabilities learn to walk.
The ZeroG® Gait and...
Southwest Human Development is getting ready to host their annual MAKERS of Change Assistive Technology Challenge benefiting children with disabilities and is looking for...
Remembering school before COVID-19 can oftentimes leave parents feeling wistful. Rightfully so. The reality of education today is daunting: children forced to sit in...
When one Valley mother noticed her baby ripping off his socks, she soon realized this was going to be an ongoing battle, and she quickly came up with her own solution.
What if I told you I’m not especially strong? That I am an average woman who plays the cards I’m dealt? That you could do hard things, too, if it was the only choice you had.
Picazzo’s Healthy Italian Kitchen and Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC), Arizona’s leading autism nonprofit, are teaming up to raise funds for autism...
