Posted on September 13, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
Changing Attitudes to Dyslexia When I was at school, mid-seventies to mid-eighties, being dyslexic meant you had “special needs” and were sent to the “remedial class” – or, as it was more commonly known, the “numpty class”. In those days there seemed to be a common understanding amongst kids (and many teachers) that dyslexic students [...]
Posted on November 27, 2010 by DFHS Article Team
Disability makes one so helpless and feeble that the disabled person depends on other to fulfill his small needs in routine. In today’s ultra modern life style no one has time to serve others because everybody is lost in their jobs, tight schedule of home and office. But, if any of your family member is [...]
Posted on November 27, 2010 by DFHS Article Team
Occupational therapy jobs may be described as one of the most challenging yet rewarding jobs around. Occupational therapists help patients who suffer either from mental, physical, developmental or emotional disabling conditions. They help patients improve their abilities to perform tasks or activities which have been impaired due to their health conditions. The occupational therapy job [...]
Posted on November 27, 2010 by DFHS Article Team
Motherhood is not easy. But though this full-time commitment is not easy, it is a very fulfilling one. If you are just starting your own family, you need a hand to help you through the difficulties. This is where a confinement nanny comes in. If you are a mother who had just given birth, you [...]
