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How to Identify and Relate to Autistic Behavior in a Loved One
People are different in many ways, including their neurology. A neurodivergent person is atypical in how they experience and interact with their world. Just as in every other facet of life, the call to love our neighbors as we love ourselves (Matthew 22:37-40) includes those who are not neurotypical. We should approach neurodiverse individuals with the same compassion we want to receive for the ways we’re different. Autism – Understanding It and Dispelling Myths Autism is a condition formally referred to as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Though that is the [...]
10 Tips for Parenting Highly Sensitive Children
Highly sensitive children are those whose nervous systems process stimuli more deeply and intensely than the norm, making them [...]
4 Ways to Forgive Others
Forgiveness is a biblical mandate. However, people don’t always understand that forgiveness is easier said than done. It’s silly [...]
