From time to time, we have people ask us, "How can I help?",

In this episode, we try to answer that from three different perspectives

1. I don't know anybody who has special needs
2. I know someone, but I am not close (geographically or relationally)
3. I know somebody and I see them regularly

Stay tuned for some ideas of how you can make a difference in somebody's life.

Doug and Janan share their thoughts (and possibly too real emotions) related to graduation, and how this hits them a little bit differently due to some of the special needs involved.

Special guest, Tyler, joins us for this session as we get insights into his thoughts and emotions related to graduation, as well as his plans for the future.

In this episode, you will hear a good bit about ESE Transitions. You can find more information at https://esetransitions.ocps.net/.

Tyler previews his parents' new book, Artie Autism. Get your copy today wherever books are sold.

Amazon

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Barnes and Noble

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Doug and Janan discuss the guilt that can be present with parenting, and particularly parenting someone with special needs. Stay tuned to the end to learn how to release that guilt!

In this episode of Hodges’ Heroes, we are honored to have a special guest join us. This guest will share firsthand insights into the profound impact of autism and ADHD on the daily lives of individuals.

Sometimes those with Special Needs just tell it like it is. It can be hard to hear or it can be very humorous. Listen to Doug and Janan share from their experiences.

Doug and Janan discuss there most difficult challenges related to special needs parenting. They also share some of there most meaningful days.