Tag: Parenting

How Parents of Children with Disabilities Can Recognize and Manage Emotional Spillover

Parenting a child with disabilities brings unique stress. Learn tools to manage anxiety, find support, and build resilience.

A Surreal Moment as an Author– My 3 Minutes of Fame

(This Author Had A TYPO (Thanks for nothing, the Autocorrect! 😂) and needed to fix the title – sorry if you receive it twice! This is a first – Never Have I Ever had somebody come up to me and ask this question.

Caring for the Caregiver: 7 Essential Self-Care Strategies for Parents of Children with Special Needs

Strategies to guide parents of children with special needs integrate self-care into your routine, ensuring you remain balanced and energized.

Jessica’s Friend Network

Facing life’s curveballs is easier with friends. These women embraced Jessica into their circle, turning it into her very own Friend Network! #RaisingJess #Friends #Disability #Inspiring #Rare Disease #Family
#RaisingJess #Friends #Disability #Inspiring #Rare Disease #Family

Letting Go: The Group Home Decision

This is our group home story. A decision woven with uncertainty, love, and, ultimately, acceptance. Was the group home decision also a decision of Letting Go? These are frequent questions I receive from families and podcast hosts, and a story worth sharing. How we went from It’s Never Happening to a Leap of Faith. An […]

Music Therapy Becomes A Love Language

Music is our daughter Jessica’s love language. She speaks it fluently. Jess is 41 years old, nonverbal, and has a rare genetic deletion (1Q 43-44). She lives in a group home with five other women who have become family. (Article in Today’s My View ) Jacob is Jessica’s music therapist and part of a local […]