Perinatal & Infant Support
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My desire is that no one feels alone when receiving a perinatal or infant disability diagnosis, I hope to provide support and guidance for the journey ahead. Whatever families may face, every step of the way I will be there, ensuring families are supported is the most important thing to me.
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I want to ensure no parent has to complete that journey alone, I understand that having a child with additional needs can be quite a lonely and scary experience and I strive to provide support for families.
The type of support we can provide can range from family to family, it is all based on what you need. I can offer a listening ear from someone who understands what it’s like to have a child with a disability, we can attend appointments if they want someone impartial to take notes, if the family ask, I can visit you at home, I can offer advice and guide parents to appropriate and relevant services the possibilities are endless.
Currently I support families in sensory sessions at our hub, it gives your child a place to enjoy and access and parents can address their worries and concerns in a safe space.
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Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the role, or if you are expecting a baby with disabilities or have a child under 2 diagnosed with disability
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