by Kristy Miller | Feb 23, 2026 | Accessibility, Adaptive, Blind, Braille, Colorado, Disability, Exercise, Inclusion, Low Vision, Sport, Visually Impaired, Wheelchair
As the Olympic flame dims at the close of the Winter Games, the spirit of competition doesn’t fade — it grows even stronger. Just weeks later, the world’s attention turns to another extraordinary celebration of athletic excellence: the Winter Paralympic Games. Every...
by Kristy Miller | Feb 11, 2026 | Colorado, Disability, Finance, Money
How Colorado’s Solid Color License Plates Help Support the Special Needs Community At first glance, Colorado’s solid black, red, green, and blue license plates may seem like a simple style choice. They’re clean, classic, and easy to recognize on the road. But what...
by Kristy Miller | Jan 29, 2026 | Colorado, Disability, Finance, Money
We partner with families every day who are juggling therapy appointments, school supports, medical care—and the big-picture question of “How do I plan for my child’s future?” One helpful tool many Colorado families don’t hear about soon enough is a ColoradoABLE...
by Kristy Miller | Jan 12, 2026 | Development, Disability, Family
Last week I found myself in a conversation with a mom about something that sounds simple, but feels almost impossible: giving our kiddos time to struggle. Because asking a parent to let their child struggle feels a lot like asking them to stop breathing. Everything in...
by Kristy Miller | Oct 30, 2025 | Accessibility, Adaptive, ASD, Autism, Disability, Inclusion, Neurodiversity, Recreation, Wheelchair
Halloween should be a time of joy, imagination, and fun for all kids — no matter their abilities, allergies, or mobility needs. This guide explains a few ways to include everyone in your Halloween festivities. 💠 The Teal Pumpkin Project You may have noticed teal...
by Kristy Miller | Oct 7, 2025 | Community, Development, Disability, Family
A few weeks ago one of our families described their son’s Physical Therapist as a Sour Patch candy. The mom explained that the ideas the PT suggested made her wince initially, causing her face to pucker and her body to withdraw but eventually she realized that...
