Becky discusses the challenges she faced with her son’s autism and how she became an advocate and started Champion Autism Network.
“HOW BLIND PEOPLE SEE WITH SOUND”
“HIGH is far more than a vastly entertaining recovery memoir. It is an open emotional summons, a sincere invitation to a life lived awake and alert, a life vibrating at a higher frequency of increased creativity and joy. “
“In a World Filled with Confusion, Distraction, and Contradiction, do you hope to be significant, influential, and make a real difference.”
To put it simply, A Bill Russell doesn’t come into this world every day.
“By embracing the seven principles, Lisa holds your hand in creating your own journey, creating confidence through affirmations, starting simply with a journal.”
Susan discussed how frustrating it was to get diagnosed. She was aware that something was wrong but no doctors believed her. Something about her memory was a miss but her concerns fell on deaf ears.
Hiring a caregiver from an agency can be risky. Betsy talks with Jacklyn Ryan on how to best avoid trouble with caregiving agencies.
“This shift in focus changes the caregiving model, from treating symptoms to helping the person—the whole person. We move from understanding dementia as a disease requiring medical and pharmacological treatment…to concentrating our attention on the very individual needs and experiences of the people…
How Savannah’s Playground is located in the Market Common Area for children with special needs! Also, the CAN Card Program which a family member can show at businesses that are Autism Friendly.Â