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Wellness for People with Developmental Disabilities
Do you or does someone in your life have a developmental disability (DD)? DDs are a group of physical, learning, language, or behavior conditions that impact development. The symptoms of the condition must be present in childhood years to be considered a DD and are...
Five Ways Art Can Connect Us to Wellness
Creating art is a powerful way to connect to our deepest emotions and self. Anyone can create art! The trick is letting go of self-judgment and caring more about the process of creativity than whether the creation is “good enough.” Like with any wellness tool, the...
Using WRAP to Shine a Light on Black Health and Wellness!
Stephanie Jack lives in Missouri City, Texas, and works as program manager of the PEERS for Hope House, a peer-operated crisis respite in Houston. Stephanie has been using and living WRAP for her wellness since April 2014. “Darkness cannot drive out darkness;...
5 Tips to Combat Bullying – World Bullying Prevention Month 2021
October is World Bullying Prevention Month, and today (October 13) is National Stop Bullying Day in the United States! WRAP joins students, schools, workplaces, and communities throughout the world to take a stand against bullying. It’s up to all of us to change the...
WRAP Up Newsletter, September 2020: What’s Happening
For many of us, it’s back-to-school season for our kids (or for ourselves, if we are teachers or students), whether that means on-campus learning, virtual classrooms, hybrid learning, or homeschooling. For others, fall brings back memories of school and may spark the...❤ Follow Us
