Parenting a child with special needs changes everything. Your pace, your priorities, and often your sense of self. I know the exhaustion that comes with endless appointments, meltdowns, sleepless nights, and feeling like no one truly understands. I have walked that path, learning how to show up for my children while still trying to hold on to myself. Over time I realized that being a good parent does not mean being perfect. It means being present, adaptive, and kind to yourself too. Now I help other parents find their rhythm again. Balancing advocacy with rest, guilt with grace, and chaos with connection. Together we explore ways to support both your child’s growth and your own well-being.