by Laura Spiegel | Sep 8, 2020 | How-Tos
We Can Role Model How To Process Feelings in a Healthy Way We can role model how to process feelings in a healthy way to our kids with special needs and disabilities says guest blogger Laura Spiegel. In this post she explains both how and why to make this practice...
by Jolene | Apr 27, 2020 | How-Tos
Spread good, not germs has become my rallying cry for the duration of the COVID-19 outbreak. You may be wondering what good you have to offer when your days have been devoted to caring for your child with special needs and disabilities for a good long time. As it...
by Jolene | Apr 23, 2020 | How-Tos
Turning Coronavirus Lemons Into Lemonade Turning coronavirus lemons into lemonade is no easy task. All over the globe too many are dying, hospitals and their workers are struggling, economies are faltering, incomes are shrinking, and people are trying to make sense of...
by Mark Arnold | Apr 14, 2020 | How-Tos
Explaining the Coronavirus to People With Special Needs and Disabilities Explaining the coronavirus to people with special needs and disabilities requires creativity and unique resources. Guest blogger Mark Arnold offers both in today’s post. Many children are...
by Lillian Flakes | Apr 2, 2020 | How-Tos
Caregivers can navigate the COVID-19 outbreak successfully! So says today’s guest blogger Lillian Flake, a fellow parent who cares for her daughter Catherine with Down Syndrome. Today Lillian shares 4 common sense ways–some by not doing and some by...
by Jolene | Mar 23, 2020 | How-Tos
Love language hacks for the coronavirus shutdown, at least from my vantage point, are an easy stretch. I know this because the hacks have already been created by parents of kids with special needs and disabilities. They’ve been living with social distancing for...
