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ABA Gift Guide
Looking for a few last-minute gift ideas for your learner? Luckily, our team members are experts in reinforcing toys that will help your kiddos have fun and build their skills at the same time! A Little SPOT of Emotion Book Box Set “It helps children identity a large range of emotions and feelings in a […]
A proven format for the Pediatric Readiness Action Plan – Trauma System News
Current standards from the American College of Surgeons (ACS) require all trauma centers to (1) perform a pediatric readiness assessment of the emergency department and (2) have a plan to address identified gaps. The first part of this requirement is clear — Standard 5.10 of the Grey Book directs trauma center leaders to the assessment […]
Patients and Caregivers Respond to New Curriculum and a CNTR Research Proposal – Coalition for National Trauma Research
First Meeting of I-REP Panel Provides Valuable Input for Investigators Thirteen members of the newly formed I-REP Patient & Caregiver Panel met virtually for its first official feedback session on January 30, 2024. The session agenda included discussion of a new surgical trainee curriculum called the Fundamentals of Communication in Surgery (FCS). The curriculum was developed by […]
Spravato: Depression & PTSD | Anew Era TMS & Psychiatry
Mental health issues, such as depression, can significantly impact a person, leading to reduced quality of life and daily functioning. Traditional oral antidepressants, while effective for many, may fall short for some, leaving them in search of alternative solutions. Enter Spravato (esketamine), a groundbreaking treatment that offers new hope for those grappling with depression. In this article, […]
Special Education Teacher With ABA Focus
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a transformative force in today’s educational landscape. It provides a range of special strategies designed to meet different learning needs, making it an important tool in modern education. The integration of ABA into educational settings is particularly important when it comes to creating customized learning experiences. It’s this aspect of […]
4 facts about the lethal trauma diamond that nurses should know – Trauma System News
The Trauma Nursing column is produced in partnership with the Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing (BCEN®), developer of the Trauma Certified Registered Nurse (TCRN®) certification. The lethal trauma diamond is the “vicious cycle” of four physiologic derangements that can prolong blood loss, lead to hemorrhagic shock and increase the risk of death. The four […]
Summer Social Skills Resource – ABA Speech
Who else is ready for sunshine and warmer weather? I am going to help you prep for a summer full of fun activities. I will also give you ways to incorporate those social skills you have worked on all year long! I have put together a Summer Social Skills Resource with some of my favorite […]
Understand Queer, Bisexual, and Gay Men’s Mental Health
Queer men share similar mental health challenges to heterosexual men, but there are several notable differences that require consideration, reflection, and care.[1] Let’s delve into these differences, as well as some first steps, to better understand and navigate the mental health impacts of the challenges queer men face (including gay, bi, and men who have […]
National Toolkit Released during Blood Clot Awareness Month – Coalition for National Trauma Research
To recognize Blood Clot Awareness Month in March, Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del.) unveiled a comprehensive toolkit titled “Blood Clot Awareness, Action, and Advocacy: The Toolkit.” This document contains information on blood clots, Blunt Rochester’s bipartisan work in Congress to spread awareness of blood clots, and ways the public can advocate for themselves and others […]
Understanding High-Functioning Autism: 5 Tips for Parents!
What Is High-Functioning Autism? High-Functioning Autism (HFA) is a term some use to characterize individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who have average or above-average intelligence. In many cases, these individuals do not experience significant language delays and can also possess unique strengths and capabilities. However, they may still struggle with communication, which can limit […]