Children with disabilities are especially vulnerable to abuse. It’s important to understand their unique risk factors and pay close attention if you suspect something might be wrong.

Spring break is a perfect time to focus on PACES (positive childhood experiences). PACES can help protect your child from abuse—or help them recover from a traumatic experience. We’ve gathered together five activities you can try this spring break.

Come January 2nd, there is always an increase of information that floats throughout all the TV networks about how to get out of the post-holiday blues. Our resident KIDS Center therapist shares her thoughts and tips for helping the children in your life.

The holidays are a time when “traditional” families are depicted in stories, movies and commercials but it can also be a time to remember those children and caregivers who are not represented by the classic “Hallmark Card” celebrations. To celebrate the diversity of love and family.

Learning should come straight from the source, and stories should be told, when possible, by the people who hold and have preserved those stories. We hope to do that. We also know that sometimes, we need to begin by doing some learning on our own. So, this is where we have started.