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Hello! Means the World to Those with Disabilities and Special Needs

Hello! Means the World to Those with Disabilities and Special Needs

by Mark Arnold | Sep 6, 2023 | Advocacy, Special Needs Ministry, Special Needs Parenting, Spiritual Support

Hello! Means the World to Those with Disabilities and Special Needs Hello means the world to those with disabilities and special needs. In this post, guest blogger Mark Arnold describes what a greeting reveals about the person who’s saying hello. You can tell a lot...
Managing Mixed Emotions When Our Kids with Disabilities Go Back to School

Managing Mixed Emotions When Our Kids with Disabilities Go Back to School

by Kristin Faith Evans | Aug 23, 2023 | Grief, How-Tos, School/Education, Special Needs Parenting

Managing Mixed Emotions When Our Kids with Disabilities Go Back to School Managing mixed emotions when our kids with mixed emotions go back to school can be, well, emotional. Guest blogger Kristin Faith Evans is experiencing a wide gambit of those emotions this August...
How Much Is Too Much to Tell Teachers about my Child’s Disability?

How Much Is Too Much to Tell Teachers about my Child’s Disability?

by Maggi Gale | Aug 16, 2023 | How-Tos, School/Education, Special Needs Parenting

How Much Is Too Much to Tell Teachers about my Child’s Disability? How much is too much to tell teachers about my child’s disability? Maggie Gale, today’s guest blogger and mom to a daughter with medical special needs, asked that question at the start of every school...
Looking for Lessons after Hard Times

Looking for Lessons after Hard Times

by Janae Copeland | Aug 2, 2023 | Encouragement, Special Needs Parenting, Spiritual Support

Looking for Lessons after Hard Times Looking for lessons after hard times is not what blogger Janae Copeland thought she would be doing this summer. Not after the increasingly good health her daughter Clark had been enjoying for several years. Yet, Janae has found...
The Invasion of the Red Dye 40 Brain Snatchers

The Invasion of the Red Dye 40 Brain Snatchers

by Lisa Pelissier | Jul 26, 2023 | Holidays, How-Tos, Special Needs Parenting

The Invasion of the Red Dye 40 Brain Snatchers The invasion of the Red Dye 40 brain snatchers wreaked havoc at Lisa Pelissier’s house not too long ago. In this post, written after she snatched her brain back, she shares how artificial dyes can affect children with...
How to Connect with Other Special Needs Parents

How to Connect with Other Special Needs Parents

by Kristin Faith Evans | Jul 12, 2023 | Self-Care and Stress, Special Needs Parenting

How to Connect with Other Special Needs Parents As a special needs parent, feeling alone is par for the course. Breaking through life’s busyness to build relationships can be hard. Today, guest blogger Kristin Faith Evans provides suggestions and resources for special...
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Jolene Philo is a published author, speaker, wife, and mother of a son with special needs.

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