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Episode 92: Tips for Updating Your Special Needs Plan in 2021 with Mark Worthington

Episode 92: Tips for Updating Your Special Needs Plan in 2021 with Mark Worthington

by The Special Needs Companies | Jan 14, 2021

When it comes to estate planning, it’s important to know that it is a process, not a one-and-done event. The same is true for creating a special needs plan.   As she does every January, host Annette Hines kicks off the new year with a discussion on the importance...
Episode 91: 4 Steps to Make 2021 the Best Year Yet with Host Annette Hines

Episode 91: 4 Steps to Make 2021 the Best Year Yet with Host Annette Hines

by The Special Needs Companies | Jan 5, 2021

After the many ups and downs of 2020, it’s easy to fall into negative ways of thinking.   “Did I accomplish anything I set out to do? Was last year just a waste? Look how many mistakes I made and times I failed…”   Instead of dwelling on the past, the New...
Episode 90: How to Hit “Reset” in 2021 with Ian Adair

Episode 90: How to Hit “Reset” in 2021 with Ian Adair

by Special Needs Companies | Dec 30, 2020

2020 has been a year of great challenges and loss. However, with the hope of 2021, we can make this new year the best year yet.  We’ve learned a lot about ourselves over the past year, and if we use the knowledge we’ve gained moving forward, we can prioritize wellness...
Episode 89: Preparing for Tax Season in the New Year with Host Annette Hines

Episode 89: Preparing for Tax Season in the New Year with Host Annette Hines

by Special Needs Companies | Dec 23, 2020

It’s that time of year when we all prepare for the future, and this year, there is even more uncertainty than usual.  If you are preparing your estate and special needs plans for the new year, this episode will answer frequently asked questions and clarify details...
Episode 88: Answering FAQs with Host Annette Hines

Episode 88: Answering FAQs with Host Annette Hines

by Special Needs Companies | Dec 15, 2020

In this episode of “Parenting Impossible,” host Annette Hines answers all of your frequently asked questions. As a speaker, podcast host, author, lawyer, business owner and mother, managing all of her roles can be a challenge, but her goal is to help other people in...
Episode 87: Avoiding Caregiver Burnout with Roz Marshall-Jones

Episode 87: Avoiding Caregiver Burnout with Roz Marshall-Jones

by Special Needs Companies | Dec 8, 2020

Rosalind “Roz” Marshall-Jones joined “Parenting Impossible” to share her experience as a caregiver and her advice for other caregivers to avoid burnout and plan for the future.  In Roz and Annette’s professional and personal experiences, they have seen the lack of...
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