Why is expressing gratitude especially important for families with disabilities? Guest blogger Kristin Faith Evans shares three compelling reasons that can lead you to true expressions of gratitude as the holiday season draws near.
It’s that time of year. The chilly air mixes with autumn scents and rustling fallen leaves. The holidays are quickly approaching, bringing with them all of their memories and emotional implications. During this season, many people talk about the blessings for which they’re most thankful. But the holidays can be challenging and elicit painful emotions for some families. So why is expressing gratitude especially important for families when disabilities in what can be a difficult season? Here are three reasons that are important in our family.
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Kristin Faith Evans, MA, MS, LMSW
Kristin is an author, a speaker, a mental health professional, and a disability mom. Her greatest passion is walking with others on their journey to deeper faith and emotional healing. As a Licensed Masters Social Worker and with her Masters in Christian Education, she has served in youth, camping, and retreat ministries and is experienced in Christian counseling, couples and family therapy, substance abuse treatment, and crisis counseling. Kristin lives with her husband, Todd, and their two children in the Nashville, TN area. When she is not enjoying life with her family, writing or working with clients, you can find Kristin training for triathlons, reading, or simply being out in nature.