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Five Foods to Feel Good About Eating This Fall
Fall is here! Originally posted to healthyhelpingsnutritionservices.com As the leaves change and the weather grows colder, we are reminded of all the comforting foods and flavors we love. Some fall
Quick and Healthy Breakfast Options
Fast food is an easy option for breakfast, but there are several make-at-home options that may be faster and healthier than what you can get on the road. Check out
How to make your weight loss hopes a reality?
Originally posted on Healthyhelpingsnutritionservices.com We have all pulled in to a drive thru and debated how much food to order. Persistent hunger, time constraints and fatigue all play a part
Strategies to Help Kids with Self-Harm and Aggressive Behaviors
The Covid Saga continues and the possibility of sending our kids to schools or other centers outside the home is still unclear. Many of us have seen our carefully organized
Cooking with your Child on the Spectrum
A great way to connect with your child and work on their skills is to cook together. Although there are different challenges when your child is autistic, this activity is
Vitalxchange Reviews 4 Meditation Apps
We took a detailed look at apps recommended by our members. You can try them all and it does not matter if you a novice or expert. In fact, there
Minimize the Stress of an Exit IEP
It’s that time of the year; school is ending and many of us are have kids that are transitioning out of their current schools. An exit IEP is the culmination
Understanding Gluten-Free/Casein-Free Diets
Gluten and Casein free (GFCF) diets are very common within the Autism community. Many people believe that it can help with managing symptoms or behaviors of ASD. Although there is
Homeschooling Children with Intellectual Disabilities
Even though the order to stay home has been lifted and businesses have been cautiously reopening stepwise since the middle of May, COVID-19 continues to be a very real presence