Family life and relationships present many of life’s best gifts.
But when challenges come in a form like disability, chronic illness, traumatic injury, mental health difficulties or an aging-related condition, life quickly gets complicated.
And this road may be long.

In this midst of it all, it is common to experience things like confusion, anger, doubt, fear, weariness and loneliness. We understand that caregivers, parents and even supportive siblings or grandparents are sifting through a myriad or resources, often struggling to find what they need. You may feel overwhelmed with decisions and feeling pressure to find the very “best” for your family.

We want to encourage you and help you build strategies that fit YOU 
— including your family, your circumstances and your unique temperament needs.

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There is hope for this crazy adventure.
Thriving in the midst of adversity is possible.

Learn more about our Caregiver Consulting services and books for families as well as pastor/leader resources.

For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works,
which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.
Ephesians 2:10

Thank you for joining us here!

“We face a unique set of challenges during these days. Many of us are already facing some caretaking fatigue. Here is a reliable resource if you are in need of some support and care for yourself. I’ve received encouragement and counsel. No need to go on this journey alone.”
— Texas

” I am still enjoying the refreshment that continues to invade my mind from the simple yet powerful truths of God’s word that you shared. These are truths for all believers, not just those with the extra challenges of special needs kids.”
— Missouri

“Sometimes we need more than venting or posting on social media. We’re building something important in this special needs journey. So, sometimes we need help to finish the job well. Walk Right In Ministries is a wonderful and unique resource!”
— Wyoming

“I have never learned so much about myself in 90 minutes before.”
— Minnesota