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Struggling to help your child navigate a new school year? Bancroft principals share tips for parents.
The start of a new school year can present challenges for any student – but those with autism or other intellectual/developmental disabilities might have an especially difficult time
5 Ways to Support a DSP
1. Make a donation in their honor. Your generous gifts will allow us to tangibly honor Bancroft staff throughout the year and continue to show them how valued
What is Autism?
You may have heard the saying that “If you know one person with autism, you know one person with autism.” Autism is a developmental disability – a condition
Has a DSP made a difference in your life? Here are 5 ways to show your appreciation!
Has a DSP made a difference in your life? Here are 5 ways to show your appreciation! Send a note to say thanks. Whether it’s a hand-written card,
COVID-19: Resources for Families
We know how challenging it’s been to adapt to the disruptions in daily life and routine caused by COVID-19. We’re here to help. Whether you need resources to
A Look Inside the Virtual Classroom
A firsthand look at virtual learning with educators from The Bancroft School & Early Education Program. Digital Learning Day 2021 | #DLD21 “What is going on? What
Exploring Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy
Tracy L. Kettering, Ph.D., BCBA- Director, Bancroft ABA Center of Excellence ABA Therapy is an effective treatment for individuals with autism. The specialized treatment enables children to overcome
The Luckiest Music Teacher in the World: Meet Janice DeLozier
“If they come in and request a song – or if they leave happy and singing a song – that’s how I know I’ve been successful.” If
Autism Friendly Places to Visit
Trying to plan a fun (and safe) day out of the house? Look no further! Check out our list below of autism-friendly places to visit in and around the tri-state
Benefits of a Team Approach
Who is on Your Child’s Team? No two children have the exact same needs. That’s why the team approach to supporting children with autism and intellectual and developmental
What to Expect: Your Child’s IEP Meeting
Tips to guide parents who are new to the process of developing their child’s individualized education plan. By Misty Simmons, MSW, LSW Social Work Director, Bancroft Children’s Services
Ways to Celebrate Autism
Ways to Celebrate Autism To raise awareness and show support for the beautiful, smart, and unique individuals living with autism, we’ve put together some helpful ways to celebrate autism
Movies, Documentaries & Shows About Autism
Whether it’s about autism or written by someone with autism, the options for movies, documentaries, TV shows & short films about autism and disabilities are endless. These recommendations
Autism Resources Guide
Here are some resources you can use to celebrate Autism Awareness Month with your friends, family and community! These resources were curated by Bancroft team member, Will Hoheisel,
The Calming Effect: Temple Grandin
Temple Grandin, Ph.D., is a gifted scientist, a trailblazer in autism research, and one of the first people to document her experiences living with autism — and the
COVID Vaccine Resource: Moorestown Mall Site Offers Sensory-Friendly Spaces
Attention parents — or anyone with special sensory needs who’s planning to get the COVID-19 vaccine: The vaccine “mega-site” at Moorestown Mall is offering special accommodations for individuals with
Have Fun and Get Moving Outdoors with These Summer Activities!
As we head toward the start of summer, there are plenty of ways to stay busy with some fun outdoor crafts and activities! Bancroft’s Therapeutic Activities Specialists have
Coping with stress during COVID-19
It can be difficult to manage the level of anxiety we might be feeling as news and information about the COVID-19 pandemic is a constant on television, radio
At-Home Resources for Families
We know how challenging it’s been to adapt to the disruptions in daily life and routine caused by COVID-19. We’re here to help. This page is a resource
Virtual Family Visitations: A Guide to Using Google Hangouts
As we continue to monitor COVID-19 in the communities we serve, we will be restricting visitor access to all programs beginning Monday, March 16. During this time, we
Winter is Coming: Weathering Seasonal Sensory Challenges
Many parents know the struggle that can come with getting our kids to bundle up in the colder months. An occupational therapist at The Bancroft School shares strategies
Preparing Those with Special Needs for the Holidays
By Molly Voss, DNP, ANP-BC Advanced Practice Nurse Supervisor The holidays are supposed to be a time of joy and celebration. After all, as the song goes… it’s
What is a DSP?
Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) are caregivers who work with people with physical or intellectual/developmental disabilities, helping them with daily activities and supporting them in integrating into the community
Creative Ways to Beat the Heat
With temperatures rising, Bancroft offers creative solutions for parents scrambling to occupy the family during the extra-long days ahead. By Jami M. Smith Program Director, Bancroft Adult Day
Swim Safe: Advice from a Bancroft Swim Teacher
A dip in the pool is a great way to have fun and stay cool, but accidents can happen in an instant, even for the most diligent caregiver.
The Importance of Socialization and Play
Being active and having fun have countless benefits for all children – from combating obesity to building confidence and making friends. One local children’s health expert discusses why play
Bancroft News & Features
Bancroft and Saddlehill Collaboration Will Help Adults with Autism Ignite Passions and Develop Skills
Bancroft has partnered with Saddlehill in Voorhees, to offer an immersive horticulture educational experience for its Day Program participants. South Jersey native Bill Green is transforming Saddlehill, the
Bancroft and the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute Form Research Partnership
The first grant realized from this partnership comes from The Autism Science Foundation (ASF) Bancroft and A.J. Drexel Autism Institute have formed a research partnership, bringing together two powerful
Bancroft Clinicians Discuss Healthcare Advocacy in Autism Spectrum News
Bancroft’s Dr. Tracy Kettering and Dr. Chris Perrin along with Trumpet Behavioral Health’s Dr. Ashley Fuhrman were recently published in Autism Spectrum News. A Call to Action: The
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