Supporting You, Supporting Them

Supporting You, Supporting Them: Strategies for Parents and Caregivers with Neurodevelopmental or Intellectual Disabilities

This training is for parents and caregivers with neurodevelopmental and/or intellectual disabilities. This training contains skills, strategies, and resources to enhance your existing parenting skills, abilities, and understandings.

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Course Curriculum

What to Expect

1. Goals and Course Navigation
1. Glossary
1. The Connection Between Trauma & Parenting Challenges
2. Coping & Stigma
1. Recognizing Your Strengths
2. Common Strengths of Parents with Disabilities
1. How Can We Learn New Parenting Skills?
2. Self Advocacy
1. Building a Supportive Community
2. Building Positive Working Relationships
1. Setting Goals
2. Parenting Goals
1. Conclusion
1. Scenario Activity
1. We Welcome Your Feedback!
1. Resources

About This Course

Free
16 lessons
0 hours of video content

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Collaborating Partners

Dr. Laura Pacheco & Daybreak Child & Family Centre

This course was developed through the collaborative efforts of Dr. Laura Pacheco (School of Social Work, Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador) and Daybreak Child & Family Centre. We thank all partners for their valuable insights and contributions.