by Sharon Cargin | May 30, 2018 | In Parents, PTSD
Timothy’s Burden: A Mom’s Song Today’s post comes from guest blogger, Sharon Cargin, who reflects upon a day when her stressed, caregiving heart needed to hear God speak, and He did. I was feeling very restless one fall morning so I took a little...
by Stephen Grcevich | Mar 7, 2018 | Books and Resources, PTSD
Why Anxiety Makes Attending Church Difficult Different Dream welcomes Dr. Stephen Grcevich as today’s guest blogger. He’s the founder and director of Key Ministry and author of Mental Health and the Church: A Ministry Handbook for Including Children and...
by Jill Seaney | Jan 24, 2018 | Advocacy and Research, PTSD
My 4 Greatest EA/TEF Mom Fears EA/TEF Mom fears are on today’s EA/TEF Awareness Month menu. They’re being served up by guest blogger, Jill Seaney whose little boy is now three. In today’s post she describes her top four EA/TEF Mom fears. Her worries...
by Jolene | Aug 24, 2017 | Prevention/Treatment, PTSD
How to Find a Trauma Therapist Finding a skilled trauma therapist for parents who live with secondary trauma because of the stress experienced while raising children with special needs can be a challenge. However these steps can help parents who want healing to find...
by Jolene | Jul 7, 2017 | Books and Resources, PTSD
Effective Trauma Treatment for Nonverbal Children Effective trauma treatment for nonverbal children doesn’t get talked about much (no pun intended), as I discovered recently during a Facebook group discussion. A group member posed a question about trauma...
by Jolene | Dec 15, 2016 | In Parents, PTSD
Resolving Past Trauma from the Inside Out Through Therapy Welcome to the final post in the Inside Out Special Needs Parenting series. The purpose of the series has been to equip parents to recognize and resolve their own past traumas so they can parent their children...
