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…ice disorders are frequently combined with other speech problems to form a complex communication disorder. Who is affected? The prevalence of speech and language disorders is estimated to be approximately 2-19% of children aged 2-5 years old, with a 2:1 male to female ratio. The overall estimate for speech and language disorders is widely agreed to be 5% of school-aged children. This figure includes voice disorders (3%), specific language impairme…
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…matter how unique or special their needs. Community Living Ontario (CLO) – www.communitylivingontario.ca The OACL supports local associations throughout Ontario by linking the associations and their members with resources and information, and by offering training and consultation in the areas of family support, education, employment, human rights, community participation, advocacy and self-planning. This site provides access to information regardi…
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…orthern Region, Southern Region, Eastern Region and Central Region. http://www.community-networks.ca Collaborative Planning for Complex Individuals Cognitive Impairment related to Narcotic Use Excerpt from “Neurodevelopmental Disabilities” (Let’s Talk: An Open Dialogue on Vulnerability in Toronto Series) Presenter: Lisa Orsi, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Progress in Disparities of People with Developmental Disabilities In Health…
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…ral Considerations. There are differences in meaning and intention when it comes to non-verbal communication across cultures. It is important to understand the child from a cultural perspective and be mindful to avoid miscommunication. The survival brain and the child’s fight – flight – freeze responses will be reduced when the child feels safe and calm. The child’s thinking brain will turn back on.. Critical things to remember at this time: Do…
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…child’s signs or symptoms. Written by Amanda Boyd, BA, CYC, CTP; Behaviour Consultant, Lumenus Community Services, Every Child Belongs References: Hughes, D.A., Golding, KS, Hudson, J (2019) Healing relational trauma with attachment-focused interventions: Dyadic developmental psychotherapy with children and families. WW Norton Perry, B. D. (2006). Applying Principles of Neurodevelopment to Clinical Work with Maltreated and Traumatized Children: Th…
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….html. Markham, L. (2020). Why Kids Need Routines. Retrieved from https://www.ahaparenting.com/parenting-tools/family-life/structure-routines. Petit Early Learning Journey. (2017). 10 Reasons a Daily Routine is Important for Your Child (and How to Set One). Retrieved from https://www.petitjourney.com.au/10-reasons-a-daily-routine-is-important-for-your-child-and-how-to-set-one/. Raising Children. (2017). Family Routines: How and Why They Work. …
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…ovide services to youths in crisis and people with challenging behaviours. www.dorvict.com Beaver Barracks In 2008 Families Matter Cooperative, Ottawa, during the design stage, developed a relationship with CCOC- Beaver Barracks – An Affordable, Accessible, Sustainable Project. The hope was to ensure individuals with developmental disabilities would have access to affordable units in this mixed community. In 2012 six – seven adults moved into thei…
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…ut understanding the hexaflex and core processes, for now we want you to become familiar with what ACT is and how to use the ACT Matrix. Click below for a brief video. https://neshnikolic.com/hexaflex The main goal of the ACT Matrix is to learn how to take notice of our thoughts and behaviours, and to align that with what is important. This means that we can choose to engage in the actions that move us closer to what we care about despite the nega…
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…raphy Scan (CT or a CAT scan) – a diagnostic imaging procedure that uses a combination of X-rays and computer technology to produce cross-sectional images (often called “slices”), both horizontally and vertically, of the body. A CT scan shows detailed images of any part of the body, including bones, muscles, fat, and organs. CT scans are more detailed than general X-rays. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) – a diagnostic procedure that uses a combin…
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…malies). Additional Resources: Motherisk: The Hospital For Sick Children – www.motherisk.org Motherisk is dedicated to providing information and guidance to pregnant or lactating patients and their health care providers regarding the fetal risks associated with alcohol, drug, chemical, infection, disease and radiation exposure(s) during pregnancy. Breaking the Cycle – www.breakingthecycle.ca Breaking the Cycle is a unique early identification and…
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