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You are not alone on this Special Needs Parenting Journey.
Parenting a preschool child with special needs can be both deeply rewarding and profoundly challenging. Between therapy appointments, school meetings, and daily routines, it's easy to forget your own needs along the way. Embracing the Journey is a compassionate companion for parents who give so much of themselves every day-and a gentle reminder that taking care of yourself is part of taking care of your child.
Drawing on years of experience as CEO of a preschool agency serving hundreds of children with special needs, Dr. Joyce James Hucey offers insight, encouragement, and practical tools to help parents find strength, balance, and hope.
Inside these pages, you'll find:
Guidance for the heart and mind-affirmations, journaling prompts, and real-life stories from parents who've walked this road.
Practical self-care strategies designed to nurture your well-being while supporting your child's growth.
Clear explanations of special education services, early intervention, and advocacy tools to help you navigate with confidence.
Inspiration from teachers and therapists who share heartfelt letters and advice for building strong partnerships.
Encouragement for the future, including planning tips, success stories, and reflections on gratitude and resilience.
Whether you are just beginning to explore your child's diagnosis or have already been on this journey for years, this book is here to walk beside you-with empathy, honesty, and hope.
Because every child deserves to thrive-and every parent deserves to breathe, reflect, and know they are doing enough.
