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Finding a summer volunteer or work position as a teen can feel like a rite of passage. But for teens managing chronic illness, the usual options often come with physical and energy demands that make these jobs difficult or impossible. The challenge is real: how do you find work that fits your health needs while still gaining experience and feeling productive? This post explores practical ways to approach summer volunteer work and jobs when your energy and physical abilities v

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Creating events that welcome everyone, especially those with sensory sensitivities, can transform campus life. Many students face challenges in traditional event settings due to noise, lighting, crowding, or lack of quiet spaces. These barriers often exclude individuals who need accommodations to fully participate. Our upcoming online course offers practical, easy-to-apply techniques to make college events more accessible and enjoyable for all. A person using a fidget toy. Co

Starting college is a big step for anyone. But for students managing chronic illness, it can feel like walking a tightrope. Balancing academic demands, social life, and health often feels overwhelming. Energy pacing becomes essential, yet it’s rarely discussed openly. This post shares honest insights about the unique challenges chronically ill college students face, the benefits of energy pacing, and introduces a new masterclass designed to help students thrive. A person writ