Ogadon, A Very Bright Light Intervention Center

25/06/2025

11/06/2023

Ms. Mia Dianda, BCBA, our consultant on ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis)

Training on Ethics, Compassionate and Progressive ABA

6.11.23 @ C.H.I.L.D., Quezon City

20/10/2021

Hi friends 💙 I'm asking everyone on my friends list, if they could put this as their status for at least 2 hours. I'm pretty sure I know the ones who will, and I thank you💙 leave a ‘blue heart’ for Autism Awareness!!!!

Thank you 💙🧩🌈💙🌈🧩💙🌈



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AND PLEASE DON'T CALL THEM AUTISTIC.....REFER TO THEM AS PERSON WITH AUTISM....ACKNOWLEDGE THE PERSON, NOT THE CONDITION

Much appreciated 💙
Sharing a repost💙💙💙

01/06/2021

I would like to expose a situation. If your children don't learn with children with special needs at school and have never been taught that not everyone is equal, maybe you should spend 10 minutes tonight to explain it to them, because although they don't currently live with these children at school, they will find them in their lives for sure.

In light of recent events regarding the exclusion of a child with autism from attending a school trip and a child with Down Syndrome being expelled from dance class because she couldn't keep up with it, I feel the need to share this. There are boys and girls that no one invites to birthday parties. There are special children who want to be part of a team but are not selected because it's more important to win than to include these children. Kids with special needs aren't weird , they just want what everyone wants: to be accepted!

Can I ask a question? Is there anyone willing to copy and paste this post on their wall without sharing it, like I did, for all the special children out there?

Please teach your children to be kind to these beautiful children! Everyone needs love and kindness ❤️

11/04/2021

“ Look at the differences between a typical preschool child’s hand (left) and a typical 7 year old hand (right). Want to know why a preschool aged child isn’t able to write yet? This is why! Their hands are still developing and are not fully formed. So what should they be doing to support this? PLAY!! Playdough, colouring, cutting, gluing, playing outside, digging in dirt, sensory play, dress up play, science experiments, beading, puzzles, throwing balls, etc.
All of these things help their hands develop. When they are physically ready to write, they will! No need to rush them, they will show you when they are ready.” ❤️

27/02/2021

BY AIZA DELA CRUZ PEOPLE would often express their pity, sadness, and sympathy to me when they knew that my son is autistic. I got surprised by their reactions because I don’t think that my son is pitiful. When we received his formal diagnosis, I admit that I “grieved”. I grieved over my own e...

25/05/2020

I love these books
Thank you so much Ms. Linda Dela Cruz ❤️