What types of resources does Infinity Pathways offer?

We provide tools that support communication, care transitions, and planning for families navigating change. Our resources are designed to be flexible, person-centered, and supportive over time.

Inside Infinity

Inside Infinity offers a closer look at the resources we create and the real experiences that inspire them. Here, you’ll find practical tools, thoughtful guidance, and occasional personal reflections—shared with honesty, care, and purpose. This space exists to support families and caregivers navigating change, transition, and connection, while offering insight into the values and lived experiences that shape Infinity Pathways.

Lived Experience

Shared lived experiences

Understanding Without Labels: Meeting People Where They Are

I’ve stood in public spaces feeling the weight of unspoken judgment.

Miranda Hoffman

Dec 27, 20253 min read

Understanding Shared Care: Support and Benefits

Navigating the journey of caregiving for loved ones with special needs can feel overwhelming at times. It is a path filled with unique challenges and profound rewards. One approach that offers a steady, compassionate way forward is shared caregiving support. This method brings together families, caregivers, and professionals in a collaborative effort to provide consistent, holistic care. In this post, I want to gently explore what shared caregiving support means, how it works

Infinity Pathways

Dec 15, 20254 min read

A serene, winding path cuts through a lush, green forest, embodied in mist and tranquility, symbolizing the journey of perseverance and hope.

Patience, Perspective, and Perseverance

For me, patience, perspective, and perseverance first came together during a season of grief.

Miranda Hoffman

Dec 13, 20252 min read

Understanding in the Moment Cards: Why They Matter and How to Use Them

Public moments can become heavy without warning. A grocery store aisle, a busy sidewalk, a waiting room — places meant to be ordinary can quickly turn overwhelming for individuals with autism or other special needs, and for the parents and caregivers supporting them. In those moments, caregivers are often holding far more than what’s visible. They are supporting regulation, ensuring safety, preserving dignity, and managing the emotional weight of being watched, judged, or mis

Miranda Hoffman

Dec 9, 20253 min read

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