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Care of the Caregiver… YOU!
“Care of the Caregiver… YOU!” ~Shane B. Kulman I remember the first time I heard this. How clear and “right” it sounded. As the phrase unfolded in my head, I realized that I was a caregiver, and that working in … Continue reading
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Tagged adhd, anxiety, Autism, behavior issue, communication with children, daily expectations, Family Autism Day, joyful parenting, judgement, Lost and tired, love, Parent involvement, parenting, relaxation, resolution, self-help, special needs, special needs children, special needs parents
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The Throat Chakra – The key to expressing your truth Guest Blogger Terese Kerr
The Throat Chakra – The key to expressing your truth “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” - Maya Angelou We are verbal beings. We currently live in a mass culture dominated by the word, and … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, Autism, behavior issue, behaviour problem, chakra, chakradance, good parenting, Gossip, guilty talking, speaking, speeches, throat chakra
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Will You Please Pass the Hurricane?
How do you handle trauma in your family? Do you watch the news with your children and then leave them to figure it all out on their own? Are you talking about how you lost everything to the neighbor with … Continue reading
I feel guilty because……. Guest Blogger: Rob Gorski
touched on this a little bit yesterday. I think that, in general, special needs parents, myself included, carry around a great deal of guilt. More often than not, the guilt is not warranted. That doesn’t make it any easier to … Continue reading
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Tagged Autism, behavior issue, caregiver, children, children guilt, Cope, guilt, Lost and tired, parent guilt, Rob Gorski, special needs
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What is Safe Space?
What is a SAFE SPACE? Is this a new age term? Do you have specific spaces you consider safe? Is this a physical place or is it space between people or within oneself? Creating a safe space is new … Continue reading
“What Can I Do To Help You?”
What Can I Do To Help You? How often do you say this? Lately I have been very mindful and conscious to make this offering to people. Regardless of how busy I am, when I ask this of people I … Continue reading
Make Like a Tree….. and Leave
HA HA! No really, proving that even the most obnoxious comment can be learned from. Let us digress for a moment and think of what a tree does… it grows it provides home and shelter gives shade rooted in the … Continue reading
Ho ho ho let it go…
Ciao! In college, I was given this book, The Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman. It was my first experience hearing the term “let it go.” The term has become so popular in every group of people I … Continue reading
Leave The Plastic Home…
Hola Amigos! It is BBQ season here in the East coast, time to go to the beach and parks. It is time to let the DVD players and TV sets stay off. After reading a really great blog http://www.loveyourglow.wordpress.com, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Autism, behavior issue, behaviour problem, neuro typical, respect children
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