Summit DD connects people of all ages to the supports and resources they need to be their best. So what does that look like for school-age kids with disabilities? Read More ›
Behavior or Disability? How to Tell the Difference
Could my 18-month old son’s biting be a sign of a disability? Is my 2-year old daughter’s hitting something more than just frustration and being a toddler? If my almost 4 year-old isn’t potty trained, could something be wrong? Is it a behavior or a disability?
Often the line between a behavior issue and a disability is not clear or easily defined, which can be challenging for a parent. As the community resource for developmental disabilities, we are here to help you navigate the process. Let us guide you to address concerning behaviors or offer the early intervention supports you and your child need to be successful. Read More ›
Success Stems from Support Networks for Families with Special Needs
Change can be difficult or even scary. When a familiar routine or people in your life change, it can be unsettling. However, having a network of support around you can help through that transition. That’s what a small group of parents learned when they shared their experiences in regard to transition in their children’s lives at the Parent Mentor Discussion Panel recently. Read More ›
How Can I Tell if My Child Has a Developmental Delay?
While it is important to remember that all children develop at different rates, detecting a possible developmental delay early is critical helping children find or return to a typically developing path and promote development. Read More ›