Among teaching strategies for developmental delay, one of the best ways to empower adults with intellectual disabilities, autism and other special needs is to help them develop employment skills. Not only will this provide them with an independent source of Read More …
Author: Kathy Lear
Community Engagement and Inclusivity in Day Programs for Adults with Disabilities
Day programs for adults with disabilities can address a variety of needs. They allow adults with autism, learning difficulties and cognitive impairments to learn and practice new skills, to seek out opportunities in work or education and to spend time Read More …
Mastering the Art of Independent Living: Empowering Adults with Disabilities
In the modern world, one of the main aims of any program teaching life skills for adults with disabilities is to try and encourage the maximum degree of independent living possible. This means helping them to master everything from common Read More …
Training for Special Needs Adults: 6 Effective Time Management & Organization Strategies
Organization and time management are some of the most important skills in obtaining and keeping a job. They can also be particularly challenging for people with autism, intellectual disabilities and similar conditions. Job training for special needs adults needs to Read More …
Helping Adults with Disabilities to Develop Healthy Eating Habits
Maintaining a balanced diet is one of the most important parts of a healthy lifestyle, but it can be difficult even for people without disabilities. For those with learning difficulties, cognitive impairments or neurodivergence, there are additional challenges, from trying Read More …
Importance Of Nutrition Education & Culinary Skills Development for Adults With Disabilities
Any program that teaches independent living skills to adults with disabilities should cover a wide range of topics, from personal hygiene to basic household chores and budget management. Being able to manage a diet, including planning and preparing meals with Read More …
Transforming Lives Through Job Training for Special Needs Adults
Individuals with autism, intellectual disabilities and learning difficulties, especially adults, may face diverse challenges in daily life. People around them should aim at maximizing their independence, and the best way to do that is to allow them to be happy Read More …
Awareness to Acceptance – Celebrating Autism Awareness Month
The general public is becoming more aware of autism, but there is still a long way to go before common perceptions move beyond basic stereotypes. Autism Awareness Month is a chance for day programs for adults with autism to celebrate Read More …
Sensory Activities for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
Teaching life skills for adults with disabilities is not just about everyday practicalities. It is also about helping them actively enjoy their engagement with the world. Sensory activities are a fun, stimulating way to practice a range of skills, from Read More …
5 remote learning best practices for adults with disabilities
In recent years, the impact of the global pandemic has brought new attention to remote learning. Lessons given online have their advantages, but also present unique challenges. Day program activities for adults with disabilities can be conducted remotely, but extra Read More …