Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course for Special Needs

Exciting Updates from the 2024 Florida Bar Convention I'm excited to share updates from the 2024 Florida Bar Convention, where I proudly represented PESC. It was an honor to be welcomed by committees focused on helping families and children. New Program Announcement! Aligned with Florida Section § 61.21, our enhanced DCF Parental Support Program offers tailored support for Florida families. A Personal Story: Taking your child to work day has been a tradition for many families, but what is it like when your child has a disability? My proud moment was reached when I attended the annual Florida Bar Convention representing PESC, and my daughter—who inspired the bill that amended the Florida Parenting Courses—got to attend with me. She finally participated in Take Your Child to Work Day. Together, we explored the convention, the importance of advocacy for families and children, and the many career opportunities available for children with disabilities. Encourage your clients to enroll in this valuable course for effective co-parenting and family stabilization. Direct them to PESC for the support they need. Learn more about the challenges faced by parents of children with disabilities : What Special Needs Parents Need. https://conta.cc/4cFGDVC

Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course (PESC) , is committed to empowering families of children with special needs through education. Co-parenting, while challenging, plays a pivotal role in the development and well-being of our children. Embracing strategies such as strategic problem-solving and maintaining positive dialogue can significantly impact our parenting journey. We encourage families to foster an environment of open communication and consistency, ensuring a unified approach to parenting. Join us in making a difference. Visit www.pescfamilies.org for course access. https://lnkd.in/g2qRmqE #SpecialNeedsParenting #CoParenting #FamilyEducation #PeSC"

Exciting Announcement for Legal Professionals and Families! As we continue to champion compassionate advocacy for families with special needs, it's crucial to recognize the heightened complexity in family law cases involving children with special needs. These scenarios demand more than just legal expertise; they require a profound understanding of the unique challenges these families face. We're thrilled to share a vital resource from PESC – a specialized course designed for parents in special needs divorce cases https://lnkd.in/e2zSf6yd. This course, highlighted in a recent Attorney at Law Magazine article, is a testament to our commitment to providing empathetic, specialized legal support during these challenging times. This educational program is not only a compliance with new laws but also a significant enhancement to professionals and families. 🔗 To access the course and join our mission in making a difference in the lives of children and families, visit PESC's website www.pescfamilies.org. Let's work together to support these families with the care and understanding they deserve. #SpecialNeedsAdvocacy #FamilyLaw #PESC #LegalEducation #EmpathyInLaw #attorneyatlawmagazine

Empowering Change in Family Law for Children with Special Needs I'm excited to share a landmark development in family law, a testament to our advocacy's impact. We've achieved a notable milestone: the integration of a co-parenting course tailored for families with children with disabilities into FL Statute 61.21. This progress ensures that family law cases now adequately recognize and address the unique needs of these children. PESC Courses: Blending Expertise with Compassion in Family Law Building on this momentum, we're proud to introduce specialized PESC courses designed for families of children with unique needs. These courses represent our commitment to blending legal expertise with compassion, ensuring that families receive the best possible guidance and support. For legal professionals and families alike, these courses are invaluable. They not only educate but also empower those involved in making crucial decisions affecting the lives of children with special needs. For a comprehensive list of approved providers who share our dedication to supporting families with special needs, please visit: https://lnkd.in/eA9UfzkU. I urge all family law professionals and those working with children on the spectrum to read this enlightening article from The Florida Bar. It highlights the power of informed advocacy in driving positive change, contributing to a legal system that's both more compassionate and effective. 🔗 Read the Article https://lnkd.in/eC7kereF Follow us at www.pescfamilies.org #FamilyLaw #SpecialNeedsAdvocacy #ChildrenOnTheSpectrum #LegalSupport #FloridaLaw #Statute61.21

Empathy in Co-Parenting: Essential for Families with Special Needs Children Navigating the complexities of co-parenting is challenging, more so when a child with special needs is involved. The need for empathy in such a situation cannot be overstated. As co-parents, understanding and acknowledging the unique challenges each parent faces in this journey is crucial. When parenting styles differ, especially in the context of special needs parenting, the stakes are higher. A child with a disability often requires more consistent, specialized attention and care, making the alignment of parenting approaches even more critical. It's not just about ensuring that both parents are on the same page regarding day-to-day care, but also about providing emotional stability and understanding. Empathy in co-parenting involves a deep appreciation of the other parent's struggles, fears, and efforts. It's about stepping into their shoes and viewing the parenting journey from their perspective, even when it's drastically different from your own. This understanding is vital for creating a supportive environment for your child, where their needs are not just met, but where they also feel loved and understood by both parents. In cases of divorce or separation, where one parent might not fully grasp the intricacies of caring for a special needs child, empathy becomes even more crucial. It's about guiding and educating each other, building a bridge over the gap of misunderstanding, and fostering a cooperative spirit. Empathy also extends to the child, who might be more sensitive to the emotional undercurrents of their parents. They need to feel secure and confident in the love and support of both parents, regardless of their living arrangements or the nature of the parents' relationship. In the end, co-parenting with empathy, particularly in the context of a child with a disability, is about creating a nurturing, understanding, and stable environment. It's about putting the child's needs and well-being at the forefront, ensuring that despite the challenges, they have the strong foundation they need to thrive. Special Needs' in Florida Family Law: § 61.21 Parent Education Course for Families with Unique-Ability Children Direct Course Access: https://lnkd.in/eGejGpVw #CoParenting #SpecialNeedsParenting #EmpathyInParenting #FamilySupport #ParentalUnderstanding #ChildWellBeing #CollaborativeParenting #DivorceAndSpecialNeeds

INTRODUCING A NEW PROGRAM ALIGNED WITH RECENT LEGISLATION! Access Course at www.pescfamilies.org

Empowering Families Through Transition I'm Raquel Soto-Catalano. I founded PESC and drafted a crucial bill which amended Family Law Section § 61.21, all to support families dealing with divorce and children with disabilities. Navigating divorce is tough, especially for families with special needs. That's where PESC steps in - offering guidance, resources, and a unique online curriculum approved by the DFC. We focus on cooperative co-parenting and family well-being, tailored for the challenges of divorce and disability. Thanks to Florida's legislators, our combined efforts are changing lives. PESC's mission, deeply personal to me, is now a signal of hope for many across Florida. Join us in our journey to empower and uplift families. Every bit of support helps build a stronger, more hopeful community. Visit our website: https://lnkd.in/e3sTXErb

Discover the Game Changer for Your Family Law Practice in Florida! Breaking News: Understanding Florida's Family Law Section § 61.21 This legislation requires parents in special needs divorce cases to complete a specialized educational course. Here’s an opportunity to elevate your legal practice!

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