RSS Feed https://dev.uneepi.com/inc/rss.php Our RSS feed for the latest website news en-us Sun, 19 May 2024 06:40:26 UTC Sun, 19 May 2024 06:40:26 UTC support@uneepi.com support@uneepi.com Tip of the Month https://dev.uneepi.com/articles/view/62/Tip-of-the-Month/index.html <p>It&rsquo;s the New Year 2023! &nbsp;Both you and your adult loved one with special needs could benefit from volunteering. This new year resolution can include: socializing with others, learning&nbsp;to respect others, opportunities to be helpful and kind, developing leadership skills, becoming more patient, and better understanding of citizenshi.. Holiday Gift Ideas https://dev.uneepi.com/articles/view/61/Holiday-Gift-Ideas/index.html <p>The holiday season 2022 is upon us! If you need help deciding on a gift for your neurodivergent adult, I recommend an experience gift. Some ideas can be a concert, or play, or skiing&hellip;just about anything to get him or her out and about socializing.&nbsp; Happy Holidays from everyone at Uneepi!<br /> &nbsp;</p> .. Tip 3/4 Independence https://dev.uneepi.com/articles/view/57/Tip-3-4-Independence/index.html <p>Help your adult-child realize just how cool having ASD can be. Some positivity-affirming shows are: Atypical, Love on the Spectrum, As We See It, and more. Some Instagram influencers with ASD can be found here <a href="https://Help your adult-child realize just how cool having ASD can be. Some positivity-affirming shows are: Atypical, Love on .. #2 Independence https://dev.uneepi.com/articles/view/56/2-Independence/index.html <p>Suggestion #2</p> <p>Utilize technology to help your adult child with ASD become more independent. This can include calendar reminders, alarms and more. There are also various APPS that may motivate someone to follow a daily routine. Check out HABIT, ROUTINELY, and TODOIST.</p> .. Creating Independence for the Adult Living with ASD https://dev.uneepi.com/articles/view/55/Creating-Independence-for-the-Adult-Living-with-ASD/index.html <p>Suggestion #1<br /> Teach the necessity of work by having your adult-child pay for 1/4 of their internet &amp; cell phone bills each month. If they work outside of the home, then the funds come from that. If they do not work, then adult-chores must be completed each week in the home. Completion of chores earns money. A portion of that money wil.. Creating Independence https://dev.uneepi.com/articles/view/54/Creating-Independence/index.html <p>Suggestion #3</p> <p>Parents - choose 1 activity that you still complete for your adult child. Think of something that you are hoping he or she will begin to exert control over. This can be paying bills or doing laundry or responding to emails, etc.� Make a decision to end your time with that activity. Make sure you pick something that will.. Tip #6_Autism Dating Site https://dev.uneepi.com/articles/view/51/Tip-6_Autism-Dating-Site/index.html <p>Use the word &lsquo;privacy&rsquo; in casual conversations, such as &ldquo;I&rsquo;m going to take a bubble bath and enjoy some privacy&rdquo; so he or she can respect the privacy of others while providing themselves privacy�</p> .. Tip #5_Autism Dating Site https://dev.uneepi.com/articles/view/50/Tip-5_Autism-Dating-Site/index.html <p>Have your adult child subscribe to male and/or female fashion magazines so they can begin to think about appearance and style</p> .. Tip #4_Autism Dating Website https://dev.uneepi.com/articles/view/49/Tip-4_Autism-Dating-Website/index.html <p>Watch romantic comedies as a fun family activity to get the dating conversation started in a light, pressure-free way<br /> &nbsp;</p> .. Tip #3_Autism Dating Website https://dev.uneepi.com/articles/view/48/Tip-3_Autism-Dating-Website/index.html <p>Download the LIFE360 app or something similar. These will help your families share locations. This simple step can alleviate fear associated with allowing you adult child more independence in the real world.</p> ..