While grief is a natural part of any special needs parent’s journey, it’s experienced differently by parents affected by Autism because of the range of possible outcomes.
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She learned to use her eyes appropriately simply by doing so and receiving the gift of an enjoyable game. Practice led to understanding, not the other way around.
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The stats are in. Families living with special needs are anywhere from 1.15 to 1.84 times more likely not to attend church. What are these families looking for before coming to church?
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How do you start a conversation with parents about the possibility of their child having special needs? This can be one of the most awkward situations in children's ministry.
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“I have to tell you this morning!” For parents of a child diagnosed with Autism, that’s not necessarily how you want to be greeted. Anxious thoughts run through your head. “Did she bolt from the classroom? Did she have a meltdown? Did anyone get hurt?”
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For those who have settled into the new reality of parenting a child with unique needs and are asking for resources, these are the books I recommend, and I recommend reading them in this order.
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So, you've found yourself in a teaching position with children or youth at your church, and you want to make sure your teaching stays gospel centered. Here are six questions you should be asking.
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