Communication Center Resources
When it comes to your communication center, there are so many different possibilities depending on what your family’s needs are. Here are some things that worked for us! White Board Wall Calendar Lacey uses this in her Communication center and enjoyes it. It allows her to plan the month ahead and put in things needed […]
Your Weekly Dose of Joy: Baby Goats, Meal Challenges, and More!
Weekly Joy A little bit of Joyful Support directly in your inbox! Hello from Sara and Lacey! We’re thrilled to have you join us in the Joyful Support Movement. This is our first official newsletter. Our hopes is that the newsletter is brief but has a positive impact on your week. Lacey and Sara are both near the path of the solar eclipse today and are deep into solar eclipse mania. Hopefully something magical, fun, or interesting happens, we shall see. Lets jump into our Joyful Support Steps…
Chill Mobility with Rebecca Stewart
We're thrilled to introduce you to a remarkable figure in the fitness industry who comes highly recommended by the Joyful Support Movement – Rebecca Stewart. Rebecca, a former nonprofit worker, transitioned full-time into the fitness industry, turning her lifelong passion for movement into a career. With a diverse background including dance, swimming, and capoeira, she […]
HOLD – Hearing Out Life Drama
HOLD professional listeners are here when: You are overwhelmed and need someone to talk to When people you know are too close to the problem or worse, ARE the problem You are afraid of being judged for what you need to say A professional listener is someone who listens to you without judgment, bias, or […]
Dear House
I cried for the first time about leaving this house this weekend. Looking at the rooms, seeing them emptier, it hit me. It isn’t our home anymore. Yes, we still own it and will be listing it this week for new owners, but as our belongings decrease, I realize that the home we knew is […]
On the Precipice of Change
I am a person who gets excited by change. Maybe it is the fact that it offers new possibilities or I just seem to be blessed with a positive outlook. Being on the precipice of change is a different story. I want to be able to take action, talk about what is happening openly, and […]
Grief is Weird
It has been a few months since my grandmother passed away and I am still experiencing serious grief. I keep thinking about the quote from Wandavision (how silly is it that I’m quoting a Marvel TV show in a very personal writing): “But What Is Grief If Not Love Persevering?” Wandavision In these months of […]
Failing Out Loud and… Proud?
It’s not new to hear me talk about the parts of myself that I am learning to embrace through my Human Design. I have talked extensively about what it means to be a manifestor and how this has changed my approach to work, life, and coping with my chronic illness. But another aspect of my […]
Good Beginnings and Happy Endings… and an Okay Middle?
Over the past few weeks, I have been catching up on the AppleTV+ show Schmigadoon. As a musical lover, I enjoyed the first season, and the second season comes in with a similar concept, parodying musicals from the 70s and 80s such as Chicago, Sweeney Todd, and Jesus Christ Superstar. If you’re into musicals, I […]
Who Gets our Empathy?
Publicly sharing about your health can be challenging. There are a host of issues and problems that can come with it. In the past week, I witnessed what I considered a lack of empathy for someone being truthful and an excess of empathy for someone who was lying. It started me thinking about who we […]