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Sharing Love Abundantly: An Introduction to the Love Languages

Jolene Philo offers an introduction to the five love languages for children with disabilities and special needs.

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Jolene Philo

Jolene Philo describes what the five love languages are and how they work. Get your copy of S haring Love Abundantly in Special Needs Families.

00:00 Introduction

00:42 The Five Love Languages

01:04 What Do They Mean

04:16 How Do They Work

Next Video in this Series: How to Adapt the Love Languages for Children with Disabilities and Special Needs

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