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We’re the resource for the 70 million people with learning and thinking differences, like ADHD and dyslexia.
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    Dec 1, 2023
    Myth: Special apps are required for assistive technology on smartphones. Fact: iOS and Android devices have built-in assistive features, no special apps needed. Here’s how these tools can help:
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    Assistive technology that’s built into mobile devices
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    Nov 30, 2023
    Ways to help kids with self-control struggles “behave” at family gatherings ✅Plan activities your child can jump in and out of ✅Choose cooperative games instead of competitive ones ✅Let your child lead the younger kids in activities
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    Nov 30, 2023
    What are some tips you use to help your family stay organized and on track? Learn more about Eileen’s experience as a neurodivergent mom — from getting diagnosed with ADHD to the assistive technology tools that help her the most: u.org/49ZNOHF
    “The biggest tip I can give any parent who is neurodivergent is access to shared information. We rely on our shared family calendar like it's the most important thing in our lives.” - Eileen, 52
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    Nov 29, 2023
    Holidays can be challenging for kids with food sensitivities. But there are strategies that can help. Here are 7 tips for avoiding clashes over holiday food: u.org/3uHziEd
    Alt text: Having food sensitivities during the holidays—What it looks like:
A child is slowly picking at their food during dinner. — What it feels like: "I wish I could enjoy all the holiday foods like everyone else." "Why do certain tastes and smells overwhelm me so much?" "I don't mean to hurt anyone's feelings."
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