by Liz Matheis | May 20, 2021 | How-Tos
Anxiety in a Post-Covid World Anxiety in a post-Covid world is the latest new reality in over a year of new realities. Clinical psychologist Liz Matheis is here today with 3 strategies to tame your anxiety as you and your family begins the process of re-entry. Hooray,...
by Jolene | Apr 15, 2021 | How-Tos, Self-Care and Stress
Aligning Priorities as Caregiving Demands Change Aligning priorities as caregiving demands change became part of my world in February. That’s when the residential facility where my mother lives reinstated room visits. Wahoo! After a year of staying home all day every...
by Jolene | Apr 1, 2021 | How-Tos
Ways to Speak Words of Affirmation and Quality Time to Kids with Special Needs Ways to speak words of affirmation and quality time to kids with special needs aren’t hard to cook up. Doing so requires three simple ingredients. The first is determining the child’s love...
by Jessica Temple | Mar 24, 2021 | How-Tos
4 Ways to Strengthen a Marriage While Raising Kids with Disabilities 4 ways to strengthen a marriage while raising kids with disabilities may seem like 3 too many in the middle of a pandemic. Jessica Temple, neuropsychologist and mom to 2 sons with special needs, syas...
by Jolene | Mar 22, 2021 | How-Tos
Caregiving in a Culture of Outrage Caregiving in a culture of outrage is a huge challenge. Parents of kids with special needs and disabilities who use social media to engage with other caregiving families have to wade through the outrage before they can connect. What...
by Heather Johnson | Mar 11, 2021 | How-Tos
Tips for Raising Kids with Disabilities and Special Needs, Part 2 Tips for raising kids with disabilities and special needs can be learned in unexpected places and events. Heather Johnson, mom to three kids with special needs, discovered three tips when from she...
