Fostering caregiver well-being

Caregivers must be informed and prepared to cope with the challenges they face in raising children with disabilities. This is a reason why we’ve traveled to Honduras, the Dominican Republic and India to explore positive solutions to stressful, daunting, or difficult day-to-day needs of children with hearing loss. PGV nurtures parental capacity by helping them discover their innate character. Coaching and empowering caregivers therefore requires parenting from the inside out. We help people discover and put into practice their innate strengths. We help parental caregivers make meaningful and positive connections with their children and practitioners. Making a difference in the lives of parental caregivers coping with their children’s hearing loss and other disabilities requires a special approach, one that enables caregivers to put their best foot forward. Partner with us to make the journey of caregiving a positive experience, and work with us to nurture an innate capacity to thrive.

Available Resources!

Published by Partners for A Greater Voice (PGV), Coaching and Empowering Caregivers of Children with Hearing Loss, an approach to foster well-being offers practitioners and parental caregivers strategies to intrinsically engage in distinct and holistic ways. Five domains of caregiver well-being are identified as pathways to effective empowerment. The book includes exercises and practical tools that are aligned with PGV’s person-to-person training, Essential Ways to Coach and Empower:  [ORDER BOOK HERE]

Hearing Differences and Technology is a disability awareness program developed for school age children. Go to Resources to order your copy today!

Essential Programs to Coach and Empower:

Beyond the informational and medical supports given to children and their caregivers, innovative approaches that effectively support parent potential and emotional well-being must be on the agenda. We know outcomes in children’s development are best realized when parental caregivers have good self-esteem, develop competencies, and are informed and emotionally equipped to cope with hearing loss. An approach to coach and empower them must be positive, supportive, and nurturing. Click here for more info.

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