Making change in our lives often means making changes in ourselves, as well as, our ways of thinking and interacting with the world. To make this possible, we depend on the wisdom and empathy of others -- from friends, from people working in the field of housing for adults with IDD, and from innovators who help us manifest the changes we want to see.

In this issue ...

We share some good news about new projects to build more accessible housing in Washington State, talk about what to expect during your Benefits and Housing Review consult, and share our next webinar for families. We also feature an article from a mom on her son's mad knife skills, introduce you to an incredible theme park built specifically for people with IDD, and provide an update on new programming at Special Olympics Washington. You'll read about a financial wellness course, learn about the new Chrysler Calm Cabin to make road time easier, and read the amazing story about Andrew and his best friend Frightful in this issue's book review. As always, we hope you find some encouragement, some food for thought, and some inspiration.