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What Happens When You Search for Hope? Beyond a Charmed Life, A Mother's Unconditional Love is an inspirational memoir about a mother's love for her special needs son with heartfelt stories and a triumphant spirit of overcoming insurmountable challenges. From caretaker to advocate role, author Barbara Huntress Tresness wants to share "you are not alone and hope does exist". This is a story of tenacity, triumph and a spiritual awakening to the universal forces that help mother and child have an unbroken bond that transcends everything. "Sharing our stories out loud helped me and helped others.…mehr

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What Happens When You Search for Hope? Beyond a Charmed Life, A Mother's Unconditional Love is an inspirational memoir about a mother's love for her special needs son with heartfelt stories and a triumphant spirit of overcoming insurmountable challenges. From caretaker to advocate role, author Barbara Huntress Tresness wants to share "you are not alone and hope does exist". This is a story of tenacity, triumph and a spiritual awakening to the universal forces that help mother and child have an unbroken bond that transcends everything. "Sharing our stories out loud helped me and helped others. It got easier as I began to tell some of what had happened to us. I kept many journals and wrote about my feelings good and bad because I never wanted Graham to think he was difficult for us to care for. I wanted him to know he was loved unconditionally." - Barbara Huntress Tresness Praise for Beyond a Charmed Life, A Mother's Unconditional Love "Impressively written with candor, wit, insight, and intimacy, "Beyond a Charmed Life: A Mother's Unconditional Love" is as inspired and inspiring as it is thoughtful and thought-provoking. A simply wonderful read from beginning to end, "Beyond a Charmed Life" is very highly recommended for community library collections, and should be considered a "must" for all parents with a special needs child of their own." - Midwest Book Review "Barb Tresness has written a heartfelt story of a mother's unconditional love for her disabled child, a story that will resonate with all families who love their children and want them fully included into every aspect of the human experience." -Marianne Leone, Actress and Author of Jesse, A Mother's Story "Barb and her son Graham's journey is truly inspirational and motivating...and you will see how they were able to overcome severe obstacles to become true champions. Kudos to Barb and Graham for sharing their deeply personal and moving story so others can benefit." -John Matthew Upledger, CEO, Upledger Institute International "Barb is a visionary. Where others see struggle, she sees hope." -Matt Seubert, Associate Executive Director for Development, AccessCNY "Barb Tresness is a tireless advocate for the rights of people with disabilities, and she's a champion for ensuring equality in communication." -Peter Blanck, Ph.D., J.D.,Chairman, Burton Blatt Institute & University Professor, Syracuse University "Graham's story and the unending support he gets from Barb will always make him one of my best teachers. My son told me when he was small, that children choose their parents before they come in, if so then Graham certainly knew what he was doing when he chose Barb!" -Carol McLellan, CranioSacral Therapist CST-D, CPO-D, Ombudsman CCPB Upledger Institute International Barbara Huntress Tresness is an author, disability advocate and founder of CHAT Collective. Her son Graham serves as the inspiration for writing this book and helps teach us with his wisdom. Also written by Barb: Everyone Communicates: Learn How to Talk to Me! - The guidebook to communicating and socializing with Non Verbal Communicators (NVC's) and Limited Communicators (LC's). She received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Vermont, and currently lives with her husband and three sons in Manlius, New York. You can connect with Barb at www.barbarahuntresstresness.com and on Facebook. More about Barb and Graham's story can also be found at www.chatcollective.com
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Barbara Huntress Tresness is an author, disability advocate and founder of CHAT Collective and Ultimate Yu. Her son Graham serves as the inspiration for all of her writing. As a result of a life changing occurrence at the Upledger Institute where she and Graham were part of the dolphin assisted therapy program, Barb began a healing journey and became a certified craniosacral therapist with the Upledger Institute. She started Ultimate Yu with the desire to give back the gift of CST that her family benefited from, and has helped hundreds of clients on their healing journey with craniosacral therapy. Barb's journey to becoming a leading advocate for Nonverbal and Limited Communicators began when her son, Graham, was born with Cerebral Palsy. She witnessed firsthand the challenges of a community poorly equipped to meet the needs of a nonverbal child. Therefore, she embarked upon a worldwide search for techniques, technologies and treatments to help Graham and others with limited communication skills. Graham has touched many lives and telling his story has become her life work. As an advocate, expert, and national speaker, Barb is on a mission to give the gift of communication and hope to the world. Barb is passionate about revolutionizing the way the verbal community socializes and communicates with people that have communication challenges. She founded CHAT Collective and has developed communication tools, techniques and also written Everyone Communicates: Learn How to Talk to Me! - The guidebook to communicating and socializing with Non Verbal Communicators (NVC's) and Limited Communicators (LC's). She received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Vermont, and currently lives with her husband and three sons in Manlius, New York.You can connect with Barb at www.barbarahuntresstresness.com and on Facebook. More about her and Graham's story can also be found at www.chatcollective.com