"Play isn’t just a frivolous pastime for children. It’s a powerful, even essential, tool for healing," writes Cas Holman.

When was the last time you played? Cas Holman, author of the book "Playful," shares how play enriches adult life.

Jordan Nelson, a certified occupational therapy assistant with Lexington-Richland School District Five, received a $30,000 ...

Confidence Learning Center in East Gull Lake recently held their annual trick-or-treating event to give kids with cognitive and developmental disabilities the opportunity to take part in a ...

Promoting community understanding can make Halloween more inclusive for everyone. Some families use blue pumpkin buckets or ...

Phase 2 expansion of the North Central Park ADA playground will enhance accessibility and community inclusion, set for ...

Kissing ignites a powerful biological response, releasing hormones like oxytocin and dopamine that foster connection and ...