Reposted with permission from the Behavioral Collective If you’re a helping professional working with kids, such as a child psychologist, clinical counselor, behavior analyst, occupational therapist, or speech and language pathologist, you may find yourself working with your client’s teacher. Lea…

By Nils Skudra In recent weeks, I have begun watching the miniseries Annika, a Scottish crime drama revolving around Annika Stranhed (Nicola Walker), a Marine Homicide detective who investigates a series of murders in Glasgow, Scotland, while trying to navigate a challenging relationship with her re…

Travel to the Society for Neuroscience conference is responsible for tens of thousands of metric tons of carbon emissions, according to a new study, but neuroscientists have yet to agree on what that should mean for the future of the in-person meeting. SourceSource: Spectrum News

Welcome to the fascinating world of prosthetics, bionic limbs, and accessibility! This crossword puzzle is a celebration of innovation and empowerment, featuring clues that delve into the remarkable realm of artificial limbs, cutting-edge technology, and the tools that enhance mobility and independe…

More than 12% of American adults face difficulties walking or climbing stairs due to disabilities, relying on mobility aids like wheelchairs, which, while helpful, come with limitations. Traditional wheelchairs often restrict social interaction, as users are not at eye level with others and must use…

Karin, a Swedish woman who lost her right hand in a farming accident over 20 years ago, faced excruciating phantom limb pain and found traditional prostheses uncomfortable and unreliable. However, a groundbreaking bionic technology emerged, integrating with her remaining limb to provide a more funct…

Pedesting is a groundbreaking app developed by Nabeel Ramji, who, despite his rare form of cerebral palsy, has navigated significant challenges to create a solution for individuals with disabilities facing barriers in public spaces. Ramji’s personal journey, from a childhood with limited speec…

Here is a roundup of news and research spotted around the web for the week of 30 October. SourceSource: Spectrum News

Five studies of Alzheimer’s disease or traumatic brain injury, all led by Gary Dunbar at Central Michigan University, have some form of image duplication. SourceSource: Spectrum News

by Kris McElroy My journey to coming out as a neurodiverse transgender parent was a rollercoaster of self-discovery, courage, and vulnerability. Navigating the complexities of my neurodiversity and my transgender identity made me realize the power of authenticity and the importance of creating an in…

The Nobel Prize winner talks about PIEZO 1 and 2, proprioception and the viral photo of him and his son from the 2021 Nobel Prize announcement. SourceSource: Spectrum News

By: Nicole Gorden, M.S., BCBA, LBA Read Part 1 As clinicians, it is our ethical responsibility to provide effective and culturally sensitive treatment for individuals with autism. Addressing diversity in treatment plans is essential to ensure that we meet the unique needs of each individual a…

This month’s Going on Trial newsletter explores a new tool for communicating with clinical trial participants and their families, among other drug development news. SourceSource: Spectrum News

At Westgate Leisure Centre, fitness sessions are changing the lives of young individuals with learning disabilities. Partnering with ThinkOut Community (TOC), the centre, managed by Everyone Active in collaboration with Chichester District Council, offers activities aimed at enhancing the physical a…