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October is Learning Disabilities Awareness Month

October is Learning Disabilities Awareness Month

October 1st, 2026  | Learning and Attention  | News

Learning and attention challenges are prevalent in our community. While early identification is possible between the ages of 3-5, most children are not able to be identified until ages 5-8 because of how the brain develops, and when higher order thinking and learning begins to happen. The incidence is estimated roughly 40% of those who do not develop cerebral palsy, […]

Navigating Behavioral Challenges in HIE

Navigating Behavioral Challenges in HIE

June 15th, 2026  | Learning and Attention  | News  | Research  |  By HOPE FOR HIE FOUNDATION

While epilepsy and cerebral palsy get far more attention as noted outcomes from HIE, the prevalence of learning, attention and behavioral challenges, especially for those who have experienced a more mild outcome from HIE, are a significant burden that need more attention and follow-up care.

October is Learning Disabilities Awareness Month

October is Learning Disabilities Awareness Month

October 1st, 2025  | Learning and Attention  | News

Learning & Attention challenges are prevalent in our community. While early identification is possible between the ages of 3-5, most children are not able to be identified until ages 5-8 because of how the brain develops, and when higher order thinking and learning begins to happen. The incidence is estimated roughly 40% of those who do not develop cerebral palsy, […]

October is Learning Disabilities Awareness Month

October is Learning Disabilities Awareness Month

October 1st, 2024  | Learning and Attention  | News

Learning & Attention challenges are prevalent in our community. While early identification is possible between the ages of 3-5, most children are not identified until ages 5-8 because of how the brain develops, and when higher order thinking and learning begins to happen. The incidence is estimated roughly 40% of those who do not develop cerebral palsy, and may be […]

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