The Importance of Stroller and Wheelchair Measurements
When you’re in the market for a wheelchair or stroller, getting the measurements of the intended user plays an important role in purchasing the best one for their needs. Time and time again, however,...
View ArticleAutism, Fireworks and the Fourth of July
Summer is jam-packed with fun and exciting things to do, including the biggest birthday celebration ever, the Fourth of July! But while many of us look forward to the fairs and fireworks that happen...
View ArticleImproving Classroom Focus for Students With Autism
As summer winds down, teachers all over the country are preparing their classrooms for the beginning of a new school year. To create the best learning environment for all their students, they must take...
View ArticleActive Seating in the Special Needs Classroom
Keeping a child’s attention on their school work can be difficult for any parent or teacher. Doing so when that child has autism, ADHD or some other learning disability can be even more challenging....
View ArticleHandwriting Help for Children with Autism
Handwriting struggles can be some of the most challenging obstacles children and young adults with autism face as they’re growing up. Without the skills to write clearly and effectively, many kids pull...
View ArticleDonating or Selling Used Wheelchairs and Medical Equipment
Every day, many families struggle to find funding assistance to get the things they need to improve a loved one’s quality of life. It’s one of the reasons donating or selling your used or outgrown...
View ArticleHaircuts and the Sensory Sensitive Child
Take a second to think about how alive with stimulus the average haircutting place is. The sounds of buzzing and blowing, the intense smell of hair products, and touch of strange combs and brushes can...
View ArticleThe Health Benefits of Standing and Stander Equipment
Everyone’s talking about how important standing is these days. But while many articles focus on people who can easily get up from their office desk or couch, those who are severely limited in their...
View ArticleSix Special Needs Activities Perfect for Spring
Goodbye freezing temperatures and gray days; hello warmth and sunshine! Spring is finally here and it’s time to take full advantage of the positive changes in the weather to get outside and get moving....
View ArticleUsing the Swing Height Adjustment System
For parents and clinics looking for a simple solution for suspending indoor swings and other vestibular tools, eSpecial Needs offers the Height Adjustment System. Designed with both client safety and...
View ArticleAutism, Fireworks and the Fourth of July
Summer is jam-packed with fun and exciting things to do, including the biggest birthday celebration ever, the Fourth of July! But while many of us look forward to the fairs and fireworks that happen...
View ArticleImproving Classroom Focus for Students With Autism
As summer winds down, teachers all over the country are preparing their classrooms for the beginning of a new school year. To create the best learning environment for all their students, they must take...
View ArticleActive Seating in the Special Needs Classroom
Keeping a child’s attention on their school work can be difficult for any parent or teacher. Doing so when that child has autism, ADHD or some other learning disability can be even more challenging....
View ArticleHandwriting Help for Children with Autism
Handwriting struggles can be some of the most challenging obstacles children and young adults with autism face as they’re growing up. Without the skills to write clearly and effectively, many kids pull...
View ArticleDonating or Selling Used Wheelchairs and Medical Equipment
Every day, many families struggle to find funding assistance to get the things they need to improve a loved one’s quality of life. It’s one of the reasons donating or selling your used or outgrown...
View ArticleHaircuts and the Sensory Sensitive Child
Take a second to think about how alive with stimulus the average haircutting place is. The sounds of buzzing and blowing, the intense smell of hair products, and touch of strange combs and brushes can...
View ArticleThe Health Benefits of Standing and Stander Equipment
Everyone’s talking about how important standing is these days. But while many articles focus on people who can easily get up from their office desk or couch, those who are severely limited in their...
View ArticleSix Special Needs Activities Perfect for Spring
Goodbye freezing temperatures and gray days; hello warmth and sunshine! Spring is finally here and it’s time to take full advantage of the positive changes in the weather to get outside and get moving....
View ArticleUsing the Swing Height Adjustment System
For parents and clinics looking for a simple solution for suspending indoor swings and other vestibular tools, eSpecial Needs offers the Height Adjustment System. Designed with both client safety and...
View ArticleHow To Win Bedtime Battles
Struggling with a child over bedtime is basically a rite of passage for parents. Sometimes it feels like all the storybooks, lullabies, goodnight kisses, and sheep counting in the world just won’t do...
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