iPrompts is the iPhone / iPod Touch app available from HandHoldAdaptive via iTunes that uses standard pictures as well as snapshots from an iPhone camera to create schedule and other prompts for individuals who have language or behavioral barriers to communication, staying on task or transitioning.

What has been described as the "Disability Hierarchy" can also be seen as the multiculturalism of our advocacy community. As diverse as individuals are within disability labels throughout cultures and ethnicities, we are also within coalitions. Equity is critical for advocacy groups and individuals.

The correct diagnosis of a child´s learning disability can bring great relief to students and their families when the best support is offered for their learning style and special needs

Children with disabilities and their families celebrate Thanksgiving with the same traditions and expectations as their mainstream peers. We are thankful for this day and this food, our families, friends, and neighbors. Let us celebrate bountiful harvests we enjoy from the seeds set by our pioneers.

Children may develop anxiety or even post traumatic stress syndrome and have special needs for support and accommodations after terrorist attacks

Our deepest sympathies go out to those involved in or affected by the terrible tragedies in London July 7th, 2005

Children with special needs often have the same transition issues, instincts and preferences as their mainstream peers, and benefit from programs that address these as well as their individual needs

Children with disabilities can learn to plan meals and cook at home. Learning to follow or create their own favorite recipes is a great way to build a healthy lifestyle.

Teachers often build inclusive classrooms for mainstream children to develop better social skills, self discipline, higher self esteem, encourage academic competence or to support special ed students with IEPs through Universal Design in education curriculum, modifying lesson plans and peer support.

Teaching family members to care for your while who is partially disabled by developmental delays, a chronic health condition, or other special needs may be more complicated than training a babysitter or other caregiver. Some relatives may be less likely to follow your expertise, rules or wishes.