BYU study finds increasing uplifts leads to better marital outcomes for parents of children with autism, Down syndrome

Respite care may allow parents of children with disabilities to step back and recount specific moments of joy with their children, which results in an uplift. Experiencing more uplifts might counteract the detrimental effect of stress on parents.<br/>

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