Scope Blog
3 Feb 2020
How Scope helped crack the code of emotions and friendship
Working out where you fit in new social hierarchies can be hard. Check out how Scope helped Brendan crack the code with a social skill development program.
29 Jan 2020
Getting out and about if your child has a disability
There are things that you can do to make your child feel safer and to ease your anxiety. Here are strategies you can use to make outings more manageable.
12 Jan 2020
The next generation learns why communication is for everyone
Communication aids can help your child get their message across. Scope’s Communication Aid Service produces communication aids specific to individual needs.
5 Jan 2020
Finding the right activities for kids with a disability
Kids today are spoilt for choice for extracurricular activities. Looking for activities for kids with disability? Here's a list to get you started.
6 Dec 2019
Tips for travelling with a disability
If you or your travelling companion have a disability then a little extra pre-planning goes a long way towards having a fun trip.
18 Nov 2019
Chickens to the rescue
Craig was always happiest when it came to animals. When his depression and anxiety made it hard to leave his room, his love of animals turned things around.
22 Oct 2019
Is my child shy or is it a sign of autism?
Many parents ponder the question of whether their child is shy or whether their shyness is a sign of autism, as the line between the two can be quite blurry
22 Oct 2019
Autism vs ADHD: explaining the difference between the two
Autism and ADHD can get confused. There’s an overlap between the symptoms of both conditions. Here's explaining some differences between the two.
7 Oct 2019
Virtual Disability Conference 2020 – Call for papers
Have you worked on a project that looks at inclusion in people with disability? Do you have evidence to support your argument? We want to hear from you!
3 Oct 2019
Early diagnosis and how it helps your child
A key benefit of early diagnosis is that it can help you understand how your child sees the world, particularly in the case of conditions like autism.