Get Your Joy Back: Banishing Resentment and Reclaiming Confidence in Your Special Needs Family (Paperback)

from julesnstu

After reading this book, I have to admit, I felt guilty because I thought I needed to get my joy back, dealing with my 2 boys who have ADHD and one with mild autism. I realize that we are all on the tough parenting road together, and there is no point to compare, who has it "better" or "worse", b...

from FCClibraryoshkosh

In "Get Your Joy Back" Laurie Wallin talks abot the big things about raising special needs kids that are so often forgotten; keeping Mom sane and helathy. Here is the heart felt cry of parents having to deal with relative who don't understand, doctors that are clueless and all the other frustrati...

from Becky_L

Must Read for Special Needs Parents... Working with special needs children in a classroom, I have often been amazed by the parents of these children. How do they do it? We teach them, help them, love them, and send them home at the end of the day. Often special needs parents are either with their...

from stacypilot

If I had not received a free copy in return for a review through LibraryThing Early Reviewers, I'd immediately buy a copy. As a teacher I deal with not only the child, but the parents who desperately need help too and this book is one I will be recommending. The book's tone is welcoming, understa...

from staciewyatt

I received this book in exchange for honest review. he book is about getting your joy back, when you have special needs kids., Brad has Autism and ADHD. Kalen has Autism; Global Developmental Delays; Sensory Processing Disorder; and Static Encephalopathy. The book teaches about letting go of ange...