04/02/2026
On the first day of and Acceptance month, I had the honor of presenting on Respite at The Monarch School and Institute at their Spring 2026 Parent University free training, for parents of neurodiverse children.
Parents appreciated the resources and insights I shared to explore ways to make respite work for their family. By finding ways to take care of ourselves as caregivers, we will be able to take better care of ourselves kids.
Loved being part of this event with my friends and fellow presenters and advocates Cynthia Singleton and Robbin Rettie.
If you would like to learn more about , , , or , when have child with complex needs, please reach out. As a Certified Special Needs Divorce Coach, I know how important Respite is to nurture a marriage and relationships, as well as survive as a single parent, when have a child with a disability.
What do you do for respite, relaxation or self-care, to recharge as a caregiving parent?