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Tag Archives: personal care assistants
Reflections on a Vibrant Community of Coach and Leadership Training
My introduction to the Coaching Training Institute (CTI) came through my own coach, where the discovery that some patterns I had held so tightly were affecting my personal relationships. It came in the story that I told myself, that I … Continue reading
Posted in Megan's Blogs, Work
Tagged co-active coaching, coaching, life coaching, Megan Cutter, personal care assistants, vision
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Taking Care- Personal Care Assistants, Care Taking and the Husband-Wife Relationship
Perhaps the bigger question is how we define care taking in a marriage. We would argue that there are many other forms of taking care of each other in our marriage. Continue reading
Posted in Around the House, Megan's Blogs, Ramblings, The Nitty-Gritty
Tagged care giver, care giving, daily living, direct care support, direct support, disability, disability and love, disability and marriage, disability and relationships, interability marriage, Megan Cutter, personal assistants, personal care assistants
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The Work We Do Together
Barton and I worked well together during the week, building and playing off of each other. It is a reminder to us that in addition to our individual goals and dreams, we have this work that we do together that is undeniably important. Continue reading
Posted in Megan's Blogs, Speaking Engagements
Tagged disability and love, disability and marriage, disability and relationships, disability self advocacy, disabled defense, disabled protection, disabled self defense, interability marriage, Megan Cutter, personal assistants, personal care assistants, self defense for people with disabilities, vision
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Misconceptions that Hit to the Core
Yes, right now it is tough- it is tough for everyone hit by the economic turbulence. And we aren’t immune to that. But it does not mean that we can dismiss those with disabilities or devalue their contribution to our community. Continue reading