How to Identify the Best Medicaid Waiver for Your Needs in 2025
As parents and caregivers of a person with a disability, it’s natural to worry about the future. We understand this well because we are all on a similar journey.
How to Succeed in College as a Student with a Disability
Attending college was one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of my life. It taught me to be a strong self-advocate who could express my needs to others. During this journey, I met incredible people who shaped who I am today. I attended Reinhardt University in Waleska, Georgia, from 2006 to 2010 and received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology.
Things You Need to Know to Manage the Shift from Pediatric to Adult Disability Care
Listen to this blog post: When your child is young, as a parent and a caregiver you’re at the center of their care. You answer the questions, make the decisions, and sign the documents. Providers look to you for updates. You are the one who knows everything about your child. But as children grow into […]
Working Effectively from Home is Not Rocket Science. Here’s How to Maximize Your Workhours
Listen to this blog post: When most people used to think about a workday, they’d think about getting up early, driving to an office, working eight hours, and coming home. But times have changed. For many people, this is not what a typical workday looks like anymore. More and more people are working from home […]
Eight Parent-Tested Strategies to Handle Meltdowns that Actually Work
Listen to this blog post: If you care for someone with autism or mental health challenges, then you probably know exactly what a meltdown feels like. That moment when emotions overflow, everything feels upside down, and it seems like nothing can stop the situation from escalating. It’s overwhelming, exhausting and often isolating. With the right […]
The Best Strategies to Keep Your Disability Benefits Safe
If you live with a disability or are caring for a loved one with a disability, it’s vitally important to plan as early as possible.
The Move No One Prepares You For. How Families Can Confidently Support the Transition to Adulthood for Individuals with Disabilities
When the school bus stops, and the support begins to fade out, there comes the question, “What’s next?” Transitioning into adulthood is a significant milestone. When individuals with disabilities turn 18, they face the reality of adulthood. As the students reach this stage, it’s essential to address a range of important issues. This includes government […]
It Is Never Too Early to Learn to Be a Self-Advocate
A simple, yet comprehensive self-advocacy guide for children with disabilities and their parents.
How to Choose the Right Caregiver for a Person with a Disability
Whether we have a loved one with a disability or neurotypical children, we’ve all navigated the process of hiring babysitters or caregivers at some point. However, when it comes to loved ones with higher levels of need, we must approach this process with greater intentionality and purpose. We must think not only about the present […]
The Survival Guide Every Caregiver Needs
Managing jobs, family, and personal affairs and constantly competing with the clock—we all know the crazy pace of life can be overwhelming and make us feel like we can’t keep up. Adding the role of caregiver to the day-to-day brings its own unique challenges and special circumstances. Right now, 43 million Americans—nearly one in five—serve […]