Autism & ADHD
I’m Not Difficult—You Just Don’t Have the Blueprint
Some people are loud when they’re scared.
Some people go quiet when they’re in pain.
Some people laugh when they’re overwhelmed.
Some people cry when they’re not even sure why.
None of those reactions are wrong.
None of them mean someone is broken.
But in support systems, classrooms, and workplaces, these behaviours are often misunderstood, punished—or dismissed as “difficult.”
Here’s the truth:
People aren’t difficult.
What’s difficult is trying to support someone without the blueprint.
The Role of Music Mentoring for Neurodiverse Individuals
Discover the transformative power of music mentoring for neurodiverse individuals. Learn how tailored programs, like those offered by Team Musicare, foster communication, cognitive development, and emotional well-being in an inclusive, supportive environment.
Enhancing Concentration in Children with ADHD: Practical Tips for Success
Enhancing Concentration in Children with ADHD: Practical Tips for Success
Helping children with ADHD improve their concentration is a priority for parents and caregivers. By implementing targeted strategies and
approaches, we can support their focus and maximize their potential. In this blog post, we'll explore practical tips and techniques
specifically designed to enhance concentration in children with ADHD. Let's empower our little ones to thrive and succeed!
.png)
Cultivating Resilient Children: Five Key Strategies for Nurturing Strength and Growth
Introduction: Raising resilient children is one of the greatest gifts we can give them. Resilience equips them with the ability to navigate life's challenges with confidence, adaptability, and a sense of purpose. As parents, we play a crucial role in fostering this resilience within our children. In this blog, we will explore five essential strategies to help you nurture resilience in your children: setting clear expectations, creating a circle of support, embracing mistakes, fostering emotional intelligence, and engaging in family volunteering.
Embracing Inclusivity: Including People with Autism in the Workplace
Embracing Inclusivity: Including People with Autism in the Workplace
In today's rapidly evolving world, creating inclusive work environments is not just a goal but a necessity. It's about recognizing and
appreciating the diverse talents and perspectives that individuals with autism bring to the table. At EDU.PSYCHED, we are committed to
fostering inclusive workplaces, and in this blog article, we explore the importance of including people with autism in the workforce and
provide practical strategies for creating an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive.
Autism and Drowning
Autistic persons face specific dangers over and above the general population, which are easily preventable with education and awareness. Families with children who have disabilities identify swimming as their favourite activity; despite this, drowning accounts for 90% of deaths in ASD children under fourteen. Difficulty generalising learnt skills across different environments can result in an ASD child who can swim at the beach becoming a drowning victim in a dam. Further heightening this risk is a well-known attraction to water and a propensity to wander. Children with ASD wander at four times the rate of non-neurodivergent children. Also, nearly 50% of children with ASD attempt to escape from a safe environment. Despite this, only 50% of parents with autistic children report receiving advice about wandering by health professionals.
Understanding Neurodivergence: Unraveling the Complexity
Understanding Neurodivergence: Unraveling the Complexity
Introduction: In today's society, diversity extends beyond the realms of race, gender, and culture. We now recognize the importance of
embracing neurodiversity, acknowledging the unique neurological differences that exist among individuals. Neurodivergence is a term that
encompasses a range of conditions, traits, and behaviors that deviate from the societal norm. In this blog, we will explore what makes
someone neurodivergent, the various aspects of neurodivergence, and the significance of embracing and supporting neurodiverse individuals.