Resources
Browse fun and helpful toys and therapy items for individuals with special needs
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Recommended Books
More resources still to come!
In the meantime, check out our most recent blog posts!
New Blog for Christians Parenting the Mentally Ill
Christians parenting the mentally ill need other believers to support them. Lisa Pelissier introduces a new blog to support such families.
The Grief of Disability Caregiving
The grief of disability caregiving almost overwhelmed me this autumn. First my Aunt Donna, an oasis of security and love during my childhood, died. Grief over Donna's death was accompanied by grief for my mother. She's the elder sister by six years, has lived with...
When Special Needs Parenting Guilt Tries to Steal Your Joy
Guest blogger Lisa Brown explains how you can cope when special needs parenting guilt tries to steal your joy.
Why Is Expressing Gratitude Especially Important for Families with Disabilities?
Why is expressing gratitude especially important for families with disabilities? Guest blogger Kristin Faith Evans provides three reasons.
Organizational Strategies Are Saving My Life Right Now
In the midst of the chaos of caregiving, I’ve found that organizational strategies are saving my life right now.
Caregiving Spouses Are FOR Each Other
Caregiving spouses are FOR each other in a marriage. That’s Heather Braucher’s message in the third post in her Different Dream guest series. You’re going to love what she has to say about the power of caregiving parents being FOR one another as much as you loved....
How to Organically Enter into Life with a Caregiving Family
Remembering her beloved Aunt Donna, Jolene explains how to organically enter into life with a caregiving family
Alternative Halloween Ideas for Kids with Special Needs
Guest blogger Mark Arnold provides ten tips on alternative Halloween ideas for kids with special needs.
How To Cope During a Rough Caregiving Season
Guest blogger Lisa Pelissier explains the different methods she is using to cope with a rough season in life.
Mothers Are FOR their Children with Disabilities and Special Needs
Guest blogger Heather Braucher explains that the most important lesson she tries to instill in her son is that she is on his side.
The Beauty of Disability
Jolene explains her knee-jerk reaction to her pastor’s reference to the beauty of disability, only to discover the truth in what he said.
A Course on Self-Compassion Showed Me that I Am Enough
Guest blogger Laura Spiegel explains how her internal dialogue changed after taking a course on self-compassion.
The Blessings of Caregiving
Guest blogger Kristin Faith Evans explains how the caregiving lifestyle has brought unexpected blessings into her life.
We Are FOR Parents and Children
Guest blogger Heather Braucher explains how as special needs parents, we are FOR parents and children just like God is FOR us.
Is Medicating Mental Illness the Best Plan?
Guest blogger Lisa Pelissier explores the pros and cons to decide is medicating mental illness the best plan.
What Will Go Wrong Next?
Jolene shares her summer fears about what will go wrong next and draws a parallel to the worst summer of her life.
