Christmas Eve is a night for quiet anticipation and treasured traditions. While the energy of Christmas Day is high, the night before offers a chance to create soothing, memorable moments—especially for individuals with intellectual disabilities who thrive on predictable, gentle routines.

As Christmas approaches, the feeling of warmth and community is everywhere. For individuals with intellectual disabilities, these final days offer a perfect opportunity to participate in the "spirit of giving" through simple, powerful acts of kindness and connection. Being a contributor, rather than just a recipient, is a huge boost to self-esteem and social integration.

The middle of December means holiday activity is in full swing! While this time of year brings excitement, the sudden rush of events, decorations, and changes to routine can be challenging for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Proactive preparation is key to ensuring a season of true joy, not overstimulation. Here is a simple three-step plan to help everyone navigate the final countdown to the holidays....

July is Disability Pride Month, a time to celebrate the diverse identities, rich culture, and invaluable contributions of individuals...

National Iced Tea Day is a refreshing celebration observed annually on June 10th. As the summer sun shines brightly, there's no better...

Today, May 6th, we celebrate National Nurses Day! At Harrell Assisted Living Homes and across the healthcare landscape, nurses are the...

April Fools' Day is a day for fun and laughter. It's a time to play pranks on your friends and family, and to enjoy some lighthearted...