Children with FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) often need different supports, not more discipline or reminders to “try harder.” This article shares practical, everyday strategies
When a child continues to struggle despite support, families and educators often wonder whether further assessment could help. This article explains what an FASD assessment
Many children try hard every day but still struggle with attention, memory, behaviour, or emotional regulation. For parents and teachers, this can be confusing and
Supporting people with IDD means focusing on strengths, practical strategies, and inclusive environments. Early assessment and tailored support open doors to vital services and opportunities.
IDD support varies by severity—from mild to profound—each level requiring different types and amounts of assistance to help individuals live fulfilling and safe lives.
Daily life skills—conceptual, social, and practical—are key to understanding IDD. These real-world abilities reveal the support someone needs beyond just test scores.
Identifying IDD involves more than IQ scores—it includes understanding cognitive skills, daily functioning, and cultural factors to get a complete and fair picture of each individual.
Everything you need to know about recognising, understanding, and supporting people with intellectual developmental disability. This part covers the basics, “What is Intellectual Developmental Disability?”