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Social quirks are a core deficit of individuals on the autism spectrum. Through the use of facilitated social therapies these individuals can overcome these issues.

Bipolar Disorder is a complex disability requiring a team of professionals to ensure the success of the child. Once the team is in place, communication is the key.

Therapy is expensive and many parents have concerns about paying for a child to play. Still, decades of research have demonstrated many benefits to skilled Play Therapy.

No one knows more about toys than kids. Lekotek, the leading authority on play for children with disabilities, offers a checklist to help toy customers choose wisely.

Stressed children may exhibit aggressive behavior, bed-wetting, or anxiety. Here's how family and play therapy can help kids cope with negative emotions.

Helping your child through the grief process of terminal illness and death may prevent social problems and nervous habits.

Moving can have an adverse effect on young children. Parents can make it easier for children through using coping strategies appropriate to their age groups. Here is how.

Since internationally adopted children are at risk for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), families need to be aware of the symptoms and accepted treatment methods.

Family rituals strengthen family bonds, help during times of stress and encourage communication development. Creating rituals is a fun way to establish a family identity.