Juggling the demands of caring for a child with special needs doesn't have to come at the cost of neglecting your well-being. By planning and utilizing self-care strategies, caregivers can nurture their health while continuing to provide quality assistance.

These days, more parents are working from home than ever before. It is great to have a work/life balance that allows you to be with your kids. However, the issue can be when you really need to get work done, and you have a toddler or baby in the next room.

The following resources from the California Advocacy Group are packed with all the information you need to create a safe backyard space for a child on the autism spectrum.

Children with learning disabilities may struggle or become frustrated with education, but finding an interest in the arts can help ignite the passion to overcome such obstacles.

To become a parent-provider you must complete these simple steps outlined here within 90 days from the date you start the process.

When a Medi-Cal service you want is not approved by a Medi-Cal field office or your managed care plan, you have the right to ask for a state hearing. 

There’s a lot of confusion about “Protective Supervision” within IHSS and that’s typically because parents are often misled as to what the program actually covers.

The Early Start program is California's early intervention program for infants and toddlers with disabilities solely operated by local regional centers.

Typically, domestic and related services are comprised of non-skilled tasks that do not demand a licensed healthcare professional to prescribe or order.

Paramedical services are skilled tasks that the child’s doctor or nurse has taught the provider to do, such as the administration of medications, puncturing the skin to give a shot, or inserting a medical device into a body orifice such as tube feeding.

It's a question our founders once asked themselves when they were personally faced with the insurmountable task of navigating the world of special needs care for their respective children.