Thoughts on advocacy, law, family, and the work that matters.
Help! I need somebody Help not just anybody! I am reminded of the village often. Sometimes the village disappoints sometimes the village is reminded of their responsibility. Each day as I attempt t...
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Quicksand or Quiet Blessing Earlier this month I had a podcast with Autism Shifts with Vicky Westra. I was reminded of how far we have come and also how much more we have to achieve. Many moms call...
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I HATE homework- Tricks and Tools Well we are two weeks into school and the mantra is clear, I hate homework! There are so many links. zoom links, Google classroom links, classroom platforms, power...
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Have you ever heard the story Sam I Am? Well most parents have, but if you have not it is a story about a young boy who literally says NO to absolutely everything. The boy is repeatedly asked over ...
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Over the past month I spent a significant portion of my time addressing Criminal Justice Reform. Many of my colleagues asked me why I was so passionate about this topic. Outside of my legal obligat...
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As we wrap up the month of August, I would like to leave you with my story. I was recently noted as a shifter with autism shifts. Autism shifts is the love child Vicky Westra. A woman I admire and ...
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So, I am reminded daily that you have everything you need in life you just must tap into it. As we finalize for our family at least the last week of summer and try to navigate the new school year I...
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So a dear friend of mine asked me how I was going to navigate the next four years. She wanted to know specifically how do I consider transitional...
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I do not know about you, but I am still torn about school, social distancing and social isolation. I go back and forth with my family about the appropriate balance families with needs must address ...
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It is the last day of July, and it seems as if COVID has added so many challenges over the past six months. I know everyone is fatigued, and parents like us who have the additional blessing of guid...
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