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Work the Lock
When work gets hard, don’t force it—work the lock. A Magnum, P.I. lesson on focus, patience, and staying with problems until they finally click open.
A Halloween Take on Fear & Anxiety
This Halloween-themed article explores a clever strategy called “prepare and practice” to alleviate the impact of fear and the anxiety that follows.
The Best Summer Ever
Wondering about some good activities you can do this summer that can be modified to fit special needs? You’ve found the right blog.
How Self-Advocacy Builds Leaders, Not Just Workers
Self-advocacy is not just a soft skill, it’s a foundation for so much more. Read on to find out why we should uphold it as a core life skill.
Savoring the Good
Celeste Shally, a Direct Support Professional for Myers-Davis, shares a personal experience centering on remembering the good days to get through the bad days.
New Year = New Engagement: A Blog on Aktion Club
Brianna has had a long-time dream of purposeful membership. Read on to see her accomplishing her dream by becoming President of the local Aktion Club.
Just Say “No” to Resolutions
Even though so many of us never accomplish our New Year’s resolutions, why do we keep setting them? Maybe it’s time for a life audit instead.
Embracing Your True Self: A Blog on Imposter Syndrome
Have you ever felt like you were not qualified to be where you are in life because of your quirks of the past that still linger? Let’s explore that.
Perfectly Pieced
This poem “Perfectly Pieced” is about how people with autism see the world in a special way, different from others, but still beautiful and important.
The Floating Feather
Have you ever thought about how we float into and out of other’s lives, like a feather? It’s good for us to remember that we are like that feather.
The Golden Rule
At the end of the day, what your puzzle of life looks like depends on your experiences with others and how you’ve handled those experiences.
A Personal Perspective on Disability Diagnoses
Join Brianna “Bri” Morgan as she dives deeper and gives a personal perspective of her disability and mental health diagnoses along with the resulting impact.