Looking for playgrounds where everybody can play? These inclusive playgrounds have something for children of all abilities
An individualized fitness program or group exercise class with adaptive support can help neurodiverse and disabled kids stay active, build confidence, and have fun
These fun and enriching experiences are made more accessible for kids with autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing disorder, and other sensitivities
For neurodiverse young people and those with a disability, employment provides purpose, social interaction, and greater independence. Here's where to find inclusive employment
Find out how parents of neurodivergent kids connect, socialize, and find support with other Main Line families
You’re advocating, coordinating, and holding everything together. Blackbird Health says that supporting yourself isn’t a luxury — it’s one of the most powerful things you can do for your child
Planning a children’s party can be exciting. It’s also a great opportunity to be intentional about how every child feels included in the celebration
A café built on dignity and meaningful work, a mom who turns her own hard-won knowledge into a lifeline for others, and a therapist who helped a young man find his voice.
A nonverbal child finding her voice through patient music instruction, a once-escape-artist preschooler now fluent in Spanish, and a shy kid who found her voice on stage.
For parents watching a capable young adult go nowhere — and not knowing what to say or do — Matthew J. Quinn, a licensed therapist and coach serving the Philadelphia area, offers a different kind of help, starting right where families need it most.
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