A mother shares about her son with Angelman syndrome

An Interview with Emily Neems

This article is part of a series of interviews with families experiencing disability and their faith.

A family seeking asylum and living with disability

An interview with Sue Barrow

This article is part of a series of interviews with families experiencing disability and their faith.

An Interview with Tash Lo

This article is part of a series of interviews with families experiencing disability and their faith.

OT and Music Therapy

What is OT? How can we help?

What is Dyslexia? How can we help?

Ever heard of the saying, ‘you can lead a horse to the water, but you can’t make it drink’. As a Speech Pathologist and a parent, I can relate to this, sounding more like ‘you can have the child move his mouth but you can’t make him talk’… Learning over time, I’ve come to see that children need safety and security before they can open themselves up to you.

The moment your child says “dad” spontaneously and intentionally, your face will light up. For some, this can be a longer journey than expected.
Kevin first suspected something was wrong with his two-year-old son when he wasn’t speaking and had no eye contact.