Compassionate planning to protect those with special needs.

A Message from Mary Anne

Dear Clients and Friends,

Here we are getting ready for May, as school wraps up for our children, and thoughts of vacations start to form in our dreams and planning discussions.

Play and vacation are critical elements of our lives. The adage “All Work and No Play” comes to mind, recalling the importance of stopping to smell the roses. 

I’m appearing casual today as I want to remind us that relaxation provides the vitality to push further and more creatively than we think possible. Those of you who know me well realize that I sometimes have a hard time just relaxing, as many of us do; but when I take the time, I remember how much more energy and clear thinking I have. 

This month’s Parent University will feature several guests who will share with us some ideas we might consider for our family members this summer. I’m excited to hear from them.  But the relaxation reminder is NOT just for our children, but for ourselves as well. Don’t forget!!   

I look forward to seeing you online on May 8^th.  In the meantime, take a walk, go for a drive to enjoy the trees and flower in bloom,  or get online and book that special break. You could also just pause and take 3 long, deep breaths during your busy day.  You will be glad you did.  Happy Summer Vacation Planning!

Most sincerely,

Mary Anne 

"Summer is Coming - How to Plan Activities, Recreation and Vacation Ideas - Relaxation Peace of Mind"

May 8 | 12 - 1 PM CST

Parent University

Life is not all work and no play...

Creating Relaxation Peace of Mind for you and the whole family.

We'll hear from some incredible programs and individuals who have made it their mission to make sure life isn't just all work and no play. That pertains to all of us, and how do we make sure that the whole family can participate? Are there programs out there that you don't know about? How can you as a caregiver get a break this summer too?

If you'd like the information, but can’t attend, register for the session and we’ll provide you with a link to the recorded video after the class. 

For Zoom security, when you register, you’ll receive an email with a link to the class and a passcode, which you’ll be asked to enter when you log on. (To avoid disruption, we'll close the class at 12:05. If you’re late, you'll be able to watch the video later.)