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Sharing Love Abundantly: Communicating About the Love Languages with Professionals

Jolene Philo offers helpful insight for special needs families – especially when you are communicating with professionals.
Special Needs Families working with professionals

Jolene Philo describes how to use the five love languages when you are communicating with your child’s teachers and health care professionals. Get your copy of Sharing Love Abundantly in Special Needs Families.

00:00 Introduction

00:55 IEP

02:44 504 plan

03:43 Suggestions from the pros

04:26 Framing the Love Language

Next Video in the Series: Focus on the Family Broadcast: Applying Love Languages in Families with Special Needs

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