The other day I was driving with the kids in the car. Bryan had been trying since we left to zip up his coat. It’s

I had my second IEP meeting today for Bryan. For those who don’t know, an IEP is an individualized education program. It’s a legal document

I was nervous about Bryan starting preschool. Actually, I was full on anxious. But not about whether he was ready or about being away from

October hits me like a brick wall, no matter how much I prepare myself for it, and I find myself thrown into all pumpkin related

During our vacation, we were in the car behind a big work vehicle. A rock dislodged from the bed and hit our windshield. It was

Part of the reason bipolar has such a stigma in 2018 is because it is largely misunderstood. I’ll admit that even I didn’t fully understand

“Have you ever thought you might have bipolar disorder?” I shrugged off this question from my therapist, “no, I really don’t think I do.” But

“Survival mode” is a phrase I’ve heard plenty of time in therapy. It means fighting to reach an emotional baseline, and not worrying about further

It’s been one year since my son was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. And that year has been filled with challenges and successes alike. When

Language is funny. We grow up learning the many rules of language, not realizing how arbitrary it all really is. A sentence can have a