Malpractice, Autism, & P.T.S.D. Medical Resources


New page created to help families and individuals with Autism during the COVID-19 Pandemic

 

So proud to be able to add A Helping Seniors with Autism link sent by Anna from Ms. Bennett's class. Thank you Anna and the rest of the class for reaching out to me so that together , that even people you have never met , in different countries (I'm in the UK) can help people with Autism.

Helping Seniors with Autism www.parentgiving.com/elder-care/caring-for-seniors-with-autism/

General Malpractice Resources

 

Medical Expenses & Coping with Grief Resources

Thanks to Jane Newton for this link to understanding Grief 

 

Autism Resources


Are you looking for answers, solutions and news for you and your child on the subject of autism?

We recommend you check out Autism Parenting Magazine

Autism Parenting Magazine gives you access to:

· Expert advice from our team of respected autism professionals.
· Solutions for dealing with sensory issues.
· Advice for handling common transitions.
· Therapies to help develop your child’s potential.
· The latest autism news and research to help your family.
· Real life stories from parents of children on the spectrum as well as from adults with autism to inspire and instill confidence.

You can even get a free magazine issue at https://members.autismparentingmagazine.com/dap/a/?a=45826&p=AutismParentingMagazine.com/freegift


Autismworks is a wonderful website that has loads of useful information. They have created online courses
Questions About Autism, Answers That Work -
Written by best selling author Tyler McNamer ,who was diagnosed at the age of six.

IEP Sucess System- Individualized Education Plan

Girls On The Spectrum - A ground breaking  one of a kind video program

https://www.autismworks.com/a/2147504522/z63Lo6zV

 

  • Medical Malpractice: Asperger's and the Law Links: Useful links in correlation to Asperger's syndrome and medical malpractice are provided through this resource.
  • Is a Therapy Dog Right for Your Child with Autism : An extensive guide, which has super-helpful information and tips on anyone
    considering a therapy dog for their child with Autism.
  • Understanding Autism Treatments and Medical Malpractice Law: This resource gives those struggling with medical malpractice and autism various options for further treatment and legal help.
  • Autism and Medical Malpractice Law: Here, many different links are given as resources for families struggling with autism.
  • Resources on Autism and Medical Malpractice Law: Various links to other resources, as well as documents available for download, are provided as tools for parents raising a child or children with autism.
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder: This very helpful resource explains exactly what Autism Spectrum Disorder is, the early signs and symptoms of the disorder, and some of the treatments that are currently available for those with autism.
  • What is Autism? Explaining any type of mental issue or difference to a child can be a difficult task. The information provided on this website explains autism in a manner that is easily able to be presented to children to help them understand what autism is.
  • Autism Fact Sheet: The National Autism Association provides a fact sheet featuring several facts about autism to increase awareness and understanding.
  • Autism Research Studies: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shares information about autism as well as the results of research studies and statistics through their website.
  • Autism Screening and Diagnosis: The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services lists multiple factual resources on their website for those that are curious about autism as well as information on when screening is necessary.

Thanks to Elena from Caring4OurKids for supplying the links above

Thanks to Jennifer for the below links      

 

 Thanks to Denise Morgan for the below links        
 

A comprehensive guide to sensory overload and how to make living with it a little easier.

Some other useful links

Thanks to Steve Johnson for the below links 

Thanks to Caroline Hampton from Open Educators for the below links

Thanks to Kathleen Carter from educatorlabs.org for the above links

Thanks to Cheri Shallenberger for the below links

Thanks to Christy Clawson for the below links

Another set of highly useful links from Christy Clawson dealing with Autism & Special Needs

 

 


Another useful link from Arik Marmorstein from Spectroomz.
A Hub helping Autistic Adults find Sustainable Work From Home Jobs
 

Thanks to Sam Carson for the below link

Thanks to Hermann Samano for this useful link:

Thanks to Samantha Denham for this useful link

Thanks to Denise for the below link 

Thanks to Heather Reiner for this link below

  • The folks at productdiggers have published an extensive guide on Designing the Perfect Home Playroom for Children with Autism which has super-helpful information and tips on how to design an ideal play space in your home for children with autism.

  • You can see it here: https://productdiggers.com/autism-playroom/

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STEM Resources

Alexandra has complied a list of STEM resources for kids with special needs it offers a range of options and approaches for parents and educators alike.
This guide highlights multiple  options of math and computing resources for special needs students which parents and teachers alike can use to tailor fit lessons for their students' needs.
https://www.bitira.com/crypto-stem-for-kids-with-special-needs/

Ash a Community Engagement worker has sent this great link to A Guide for Stem Students With Autism
A resource guide for STEM students with Autism

Help for those wanting to improve or modify a garden for people with Special Needs

Thanks to James Kersha for the following link

Thanks to Hannah, a gardening enthusiast from the site www.websitediygardening.co.uk for the following link

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Thanks to Julia Dunlap for the below link for A guide to flying for people with disabilities.

  •  A link to a fully accessible guide to flying for people with disabilities, which was created in conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines to accommodate disabled readers, and is compatible with a broad range of assistive technology.
  • This guide provides travel tips and airport considerations for each type of disability, as well as information on your rights and accommodations as a disabled traveller.
  • You can view the guide here: https://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/fully-accessible-guide-flying-people-disabilities.php

Thanks to Sarah at SingleCare for the below link

The guys at SingleCare recently published a guide titled “Medication Management for People with Disabilities.”
This guide was designed to help people with intellectual, developmental and other common disabilities properly handle prescriptions.
The resources mentioned can help individuals with autism, Down Syndrome, traumatic brain injury, and more. The guide informs readers about available tools and devices that can help them gain better control of medication management.

 

Thanks to  Desmond for this link below with an interesting article about Mental Health Matters

Thanks to Wendell Silva for the below information and link 

  • Nearly 50 million people in the United States live with at least one mental illness.

  • Sanctuary of Transformation have created a Mental Health Self-Test to allow people to get more information about the condition.

  • The test screens for 12 of the most common mental health conditions.  Answering the questions will give an idea of how likely you are to have each condition.  The higher your score, the more likely you need to talk to a doctor.

  • Your results should be used as part of the conversation with your doctor.  And, no matter what your results say, if you are concerned you have a mental health condition, you should talk to your doctor.

  • The test also provides a lot of helpful information. 

Thanks to Ruby Smith for the link below

  • The people at www.lagunashoresrecovery.com have come up with an Anxiety Self-Test help

  • They designed the self-test to inform and engage readers. There is so much good information found on the Anxiety Self-Test’s page. Check it out and see: https://lagunashoresrecovery.com/anxiety-self-test

  • By giving anxiety sufferers them the most up-to-date information and start the healing conversation with there Anxiety Self-Test.
    People love the test, and it’s free.
    How big is the anxiety problem?
    1 in 13 people worldwide suffers from anxiety.

Thanks to Gail for the below link

  • Anxiety and stress in college is a major issue; nearly 43% of college counsellors rated it as the number one issue for students.
     Buckeye Recovery Network has created a guide focused on helping these students suffering through anxiety.

  • The guide is found at https://www.buckeyerecoverynetwork.com/college-anxiety-guide/.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (P.T.S.D) Resources

  • What is P.T.S.D.? P.T.S.D stands for post-traumatic stress disorder. It is a disorder that occurs after a person experiences a traumatic event. While there are many traumatic events that can cause P.T.S.D., serving in the military and going to war is a frequent cause of the disorder.
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms: Experts at the Perelman School of Medicine describe the symptoms that one often experiences when suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
  • National Center for P.T.S.D.: The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs provides a large amount of helpful information for coping with post-traumatic stress disorder. Although a lot of the information provided in this resource is aimed at veterans suffering from P.T.S.D., it is very helpful for non-veterans struggling with the disorder as well.
  • Definition of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Here, the specifics of post-traumatic stress disorder are discussed as well as symptoms and treatment options for those with the disorder.
  • Help for Those With P.T.S.D: Through this resource, those struggling with P.T.S.D as well as family members, friends, and loved ones of those suffering can easily locate information about the disorder as well as information on where to go for help.
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Alliance: The Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Alliance is a group of professionals from the medical, legal, and other fields that have come together to increase awareness of the disorder. By increasing awareness of PTSD, the alliance also hopes to further understand the risk factors and best treatment options.
  • Will PTSD Disqualify me from Employment ? - A helpful resource from the Silent Professionals

 
  •  2/3 of Veterans who suffer trauma report problems with drinking and drug use. Addiction to prescription painkillers is rising dramatically. (thanks to Jo Ryan)
    Addiction in service members and veterans is on the rise. It's important to address the issue with education, outreach, and services. Our small part is trying to get this helpful information out to the public.
    A new recently published     2021 guide on Veteran Substance Abuse titled, A War on Home Soil. This guide is different with its inclusion of active serving members, which many guides ignore. Discussing issues they face when deployed and when reintegrating into civilian life at home. https://www.arrowpassage.com/veteran-substance-abuse/

 

 

  • Thanks to Sarah Martall for This all-in-one page,an important addition to this list of resources gathered here- it provides dozens of Spanish-language governmental (federal and for every state), educational and other external resources about mental health and where to find help.
    Helping to fill some key informational gaps for non-English readers living in the US. One of these gaps that we've identified is a lack of consolidated, practical info on mental health resources for the US hispanic population.
     https://www.helpadvisor.com/conditions/salud-mental-de-los-hispanos
    The English version, you can find here: 
     https://www.helpadvisor.com/conditions/latino-mental-health

Here you can find really detailed guide on disability accommodation,
assisted accommodation and student living
https://homesage.co.uk/disability-accommodation-guide/

Planergy's guide to starting a business as a veteran
This guide lays out all the steps needed to start a business, things to look out for, and has curated a list of several helpful links for veterans thinking about starting a business (government agencies, grants, etc).
https://www.planergy.com/blog/veteran-starting-a-business/

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Thanks to Kate Simpson for the below information & link

  •  Sexual assault victims rarely get support.

  • But there ARE resources available to them. To help make finding help easier and faster for women to get the support they need, we put together a list of resources by state.

  • Tapestry Eating Disorder Treatment Centers of WNC have added great information about sexual assault, it's effects, and how to support a loved one after an assault. Most people don't know what to say, and don't even know what WORDS they should be using. This guide will help them out: https://tapestrync.com/sexual-assault/

 

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