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Remember: Ask the person what is the best way to help. Treat the person with dignity. Be respectful and adaptable to different situations and needs. Recognize that it may take more time to provide a service to a person with a disability in order to ensure their needs are appropriately met. Listen to the person.
Person-First Language : Use language that emphasizes the individual before their disability. Avoid Assumptions : Dont make assumptions about a persons abilities or needs based on their disability. Listen and Engage : Actively listen to what disabled individuals have to say about their experiences and n
How Do You Help Someone With a Developmental Disability? Get Educated. First and foremost, learning everything you can about the condition or disability the person you are caring for is living with is essential. Get Support. Enhance Your Communication Skills. Dont Assume. Help Yourself Too.
Some examples of more common developmental disabilities include; ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Cerebral Palsy, intellectual disabilities and vision impairment.
Remember to: Speak directly with the patient, not to any companion that the patient may have. Avoid making assumptions about what assistance the patient needs. Ask how you can help them and respect their answers. Presume that patients with disabilities are competent to handle their own medical care.

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If your child has a developmental disability, these are usually lifelong conditions. Often, there is no cure, but treatment can help the symptoms. Treatments can include: Physical, speech, and occupational therapy.
Even if they need to have complete care, they should be treated as an adult. They should be provided with opportunities to socialize with other adults, to make choices, and to be as independent and self-reliant as possible. Always treat adults with developmental disabilities as adults, not children.

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