by Jessica Temple | Dec 29, 2020 | Special Needs Parenting
Strategies to Meet the Needs of Typical Siblings Strategies to meet the needs of typical siblings are the focus of this post by clinical neuropsychologist and special needs parent Jessica Temple. She shares 6 ways to show typical siblings how much they matter to your...
by Jolene | Dec 28, 2020 | Holidays, Spiritual Support
What Did Mary Worry About? What did Mary worry about after her baby was born? Gasp and sacrilege! How dare I entertain the idea of the mother of God worrying about the divine child entrusted to her care. Until I remember that though this baby boy was fully divine and...
by Mark Arnold | Dec 23, 2020 | Self-Care and Stress
Hygge Is Good for Caregiving Parents Hygge is good for caregiving parents. So says guest blogger Mark Arnold who is here today to explain what hygge is, cite some impressive research, and encourage caregivers to add it to their lives this winter. Hygge is a...
by Laura Spiegel | Dec 22, 2020 | Encouragement, Self-Care and Stress
Ten Moments in a Caregiving Life Well-Lived Ten moments in a life caregiving well-lived is a practice today’s guest blogger, Laura Spiegel is implementing this holiday season. May her ideas cause you to hunt for your own ten moments throughout December and beyond. As...
by Jessica Temple | Dec 17, 2020 | Special Needs Parenting
Concerns of Siblings of Children with Special Needs Concerns of siblings of children with special needs are often overlooked by parents overwhelmed by caregiving needs. In this post Jessica Temple, a clinical neuropsychologist and special needs parent, addresses...
by Heather Johnson | Dec 8, 2020 | Grief, Self-Care and Stress
Ways We Hold to Hope Through the Loss and Grief of Disabilities Ways we hold to hope as we parent children with disabilities become stronger through practice. Guest blogger Heather Johnson writes about 4 ways she and her husband have learned to hold to hope even as...
