
Telehealth Needs to Be More Accessible
Despite making up a significant portion of the population, people with disabilities still face numerous healthcare barriers. In fact, a study by University of Kansas researchers revealed that one in three […]
Despite making up a significant portion of the population, people with disabilities still face numerous healthcare barriers. In fact, a study by University of Kansas researchers revealed that one in three […]
1% improvement in disability services may not sound like that much. 1% improvement in anything may not sound like that much. An article published today on CNBC.com, addresses this exact […]
The more complex things are, the harder it is for people to understand; thus, complexity kills execution. Have you seen all the news stories about Game Stop and Robinhood? For […]
Star Center was a recipient of a Jackson Arts Council 2019-2020 Grant for the project “Art of Eden,” which provided art therapy services with art therapist, Sarah Hamil, to the […]
Is college success possible for you or your child with ADHD? The answer is a resounding, “Yes.” Recently, our President, Dave Bratcher, was asked to contribute to an article featured […]
The coronavirus (COVID-19) has taken the world by storm. It is something that is affecting every one of us daily. There are conversations about what to do, when to do […]
Opportunity for ALL guides what we do each day. Hanging in my office is the painting you see above. It was painted by Brian Hart and depicts Lewis and Clark […]
How many times have you heard someone say, “I’m too old to _______,” or “I’m too young to ________?” This is common language many of use will use, but it’s […]
When we think about what each of us want in life, we find more similarities than we do differences. Just because some people have disabilities, does not mean they have […]
Love conquers all. As Valentine’s Day approaches, we have an opportunity to reflect on the impact of love. Millions of dollars will be spent on flowers, teddy bears, and chocolates, […]