Pathways to
parenting and advocacy
Keri drew consulting

Few things are more emotional for a parent than hearing that their child has a condition that may make life more challenging than for other children. After drying your tears, gathering your strength, and holding your child closer than before, it's time to get to work understanding what this means and how you can best support and advocate for them. Upon initial diagnosis, we find ourselves down the rabbit hole trying to understand what it all means and what services my child w

I don't know what it is about the springtime; we're supposed to be psyched that the days are longer, the birds are chirping, and the sun...

The Holidays are so fun...right? Yes, of course they are! But sometimes we just need some helpful reminders so we don't feel like we're...

Remember the last day of school? The kids sprinted out the front doors, we headed to parks and beaches, got ice cream and let the kids...