14. THE WAVES OF GRIEF – understanding grief in parenting child with additional needs

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Together Through the Storms

Niina

18 episodes

2 days ago

My name is Niina. I’m a mum to two Deaf daughters and a special education teacher, learning alongside you as we navigate the ups and downs of parenting children with additional needs. Here, we navigate the messy, beautiful, and tender moments of parenting children with additional needs, while finding hope and strength in the small, everyday moments. Tune in every fortnight on a Monday for a new episode with real conversations, gentle encouragement, and practical insights to help you feel supported and seen as you walk your own journey. Follow me on IG: @togetherthroughthestorms

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14. THE WAVES OF GRIEF – understanding grief in parenting child with additional needs

Together Through the Storms

19 minutes 32 seconds

11 months ago

14. THE WAVES OF GRIEF – understanding grief in parenting child with additional needs

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In this episode, Niina discusses the profound grief experienced by parents of children with disabilities. She shares her personal journey and insights from other parents, emphasizing the importance of community support, acknowledging the grief, and developing coping strategies. The conversation highlights the emotional challenges faced by these families and the societal perceptions that often complicate their experiences.