March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and to help Northeast Ohio families find support for a child who may be struggling, Connecting for Kids will offer three resource fairs during the month of March. Each fair is free to the public and filled with mental health, disability and other providers. ...
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If you want to make it through the winter, then you need to be intentional about being with people — otherwise you’ll never make it to summer with your sanity in tact. Here's how to make the most of the final months of the season. ...
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In 2023, instead of resolutions in January, which typically are forgotten by Feburary, think about goals you would like to achieve in this next year, earlier, and don't forgot to start planning for 2024. ...
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In Northeast Ohio, we know the snowflakes aren't over yet. For some fun snow activities without getting bundled up in gear, check out these five simple experiments you can do indoors. ...
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A great way to discuss new topics with your children is through books. In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, here are a few kid-friendly titles to introduce children to Dr. King, civil rights, activism and equality. ...
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We want our children to be independent, right? However, we don’t always set them up for it. Jessica Ontko Freeman, a licensed therapist and Northeast Ohio native, provides some ways to encourage self-direction in our elementary-aged children. ...
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Cleveland Reads is a year-long initiative to encourage reading in the city of Cleveland among both children and adults. The goal is for the entire city to read one million books collectively in 2023 – and/or to read one million minutes collectively. Participants have opportunities to win prizes. ...
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A trip to the theater can be difficult for people who have autism or those with other sensory challenges. Whether especially sensitive to lights, smells or sounds — or constantly
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Presented By The Maltz Museum. The museum is now accepting entries for the 15th Annual Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out essay writing contest for students in sixth through 12 grades. Students are invited to share their experiences with bias and discrimination for a chance to win scholarships and awards. ...
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