Thanksgiving is meant to be fun, meaningful, and full of connection, not pressure and performance. For neurodiverse families, the combination of crowds, noise, expectations, and social demands can quickly turn joy into overwhelm, especially for a spouse with autism.

With the right mindset and a few practical strategies, the holidays don’t have to feel like survival mode. This post shares simple, real-life tips to reduce overstimulation, limit overwhelm, and help everyone enjoy the day, without chasing Hallmark-level perfection. The world’s expectations don’t need to control your holiday. Peace, connection, and memories matter more than everything going exactly right.

Who’s Speaking Into Your Life? Why Discernment Matters—Especially in the Neurodiverse Space

Not every voice that sounds good is good for your soul. In the neurodiverse space, especially for Christians, discernment is essential. Whether you're listening to a coach, therapist, or author—what they believe about God will shape the advice they give you. In this post, we explore why it’s crucial to guard who you allow to speak into your life, and how to choose guidance rooted in biblical truth.