Ability Insights
Four Reasons to Consider Respite Care Services for Special Needs Adults
Respite care is a type of temporary care service that allows family caregivers to take a break from their caregiving duties. As a provider of developmental disability care, we have been helping many family caregivers get the rest that they need. Here are the reasons why you should consider respite care services: It can provide you with…
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Eric Performs at Gracious Services Inc. New Habilitation Center in Fanwood Grand Opening
Eric takes a bow amongst cheers from his peers and staff at Gracious Services Inc. Watch this amazing video below of Eric singing and playing piano for the grand opening of the new location of Gracious Services Inc. Habilitation Center in Fanwood, NJ. Eric has been a client of Gracious Services Inc. for several years.…
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Musical Fun at Day Habilitation with Gracious Services Inc.
Shika, member of Gracious Services Inc.’s Habilitation Day Program, enjoys playing the piano during music class twice a week. Learn more about the NJ Day Habilitation Program at Gracious Services
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Discover the Benefits of Day Habilitation Programs
Clients in Gracious Services’ Day Habilitation program enjoy lunch outside together. Day habilitation programs are designed to provide individuals with developmental disabilities with support to achieve their life goals and find a meaningful path to community participation. This promotes independence and provides opportunities for individuals to live fulfilling and purposeful lives. Three benefits of joining…
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Why Community Inclusion Is Important
People with developmental disabilities need support from their families and the community. They are often stereotyped negatively and discriminated against. We should combat this stigma and realize the importance of community inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities. Below are some of the reasons why you should consider community inclusion services for your loved one: It…
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How to Handle a Adult with a Special Needs Meltdown
Anxiety, difficulties in communication, sensation problems, and changes in routine are among the many factors that may trigger a meltdown or the intense response that individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), cerebral palsy and other special needs have when faced with overwhelming situations. To be clear, many special needs adults cannot control their meltdowns. Thus,…
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