It may seem difficult to set a high priority to build healthy relationships with so many other pressing needs. However, healthy relationships are key tool to personal resilience for the journey ahead.
TAKE CARE of Your CARE-TAKERS
Avoiding Burnout as a Ministry Leader
The quiet ministry of a special needs grandparent
How many grandparents quietly, day in and day out, without fanfare or special recognition provide an irreplaceable blessing through the care they provide to children with disabilities? How many lend the additional hands necessary for their families to function after decades of raising their own kids? And what do we do to support them?
Helping Our Children Decrease Their Anxiety This Summer
Thomas Knew Jesus by His Scars, and by Them We Are All Healed
Five Activities to Target Adults with Disabilities
At Accessibility Summit in March my husband Lee and I spoke on outreach events for families with disabilities. During the Q & A time we talked about activities specifically for teens/adults with disabilities (including those living in group homes). Here are some ideas we came up with after the discussion and as we've been talking about it in the weeks since then:
