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 er\, Inc.\n\nParent to Parent of Omaha serves families of children\, teens
 \, and adults with disabilites. It strives to keep the families well-infor
 med\, emotionally supported and active in their local disability community
 .\n\nParent to Parent Support began in Nebraska in 1971 as the Pilot Paren
 t Program of GOARC in Omaha. It was a support program for families of newl
 y diagnosed children with developmental disabilities and was the first pee
 r parenting program of its kind in the United States. Due to its success a
 t providing parent directed information and support\, you can now find mor
 e than 600 parent-to-parent programs throughout the nation\, including P2P
  USA. The philosophy behind parents helping parents has been researched an
 d documented as an essential component of any comprehensive family support
  system.\n\nWhat is the role of a supporting parent?\nA supporting parent 
 will usually start out their relationship with a new parent by sharing the
 ir own personal story. In turn\, as they listen to the new parent tell the
 m what they are experiencing\, the support parent often re-experiences and
  recognizes the feelings that they experienced with their own child and th
 is allows them to empathize with the new parents in a way that no others c
 an. Supporting parents are listeners\, providers of information\, and a so
 urce of encouragement and practical day-to-day information that may be inv
 aluable to a new family who is just starting out. They also understand the
  common emotional reactions that most parents say they experience when the
 y first find out that their child has special needs. Supporting parents ca
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DESCRIPTION:*This is an invite only event. If you are interested in partici
 pating in a future Parent to Parent Training\, email Leah at janke@dsamidl
 ands.org.*\n\nTraining Provided by Denise Gehringer from Ollie Webb. Cente
 r\, Inc.\n\nParent to Parent of Omaha serves families of children\, teens\
 , and adults with disabilites. It strives to keep the families well-inform
 ed\, emotionally supported and active in their local disability community.
 \n\nParent to Parent Support began in Nebraska in 1971 as the Pilot Parent
  Program of GOARC in Omaha. It was a support program for families of newly
  diagnosed children with developmental disabilities and was the first peer
  parenting program of its kind in the United States. Due to its success at
  providing parent directed information and support\, you can now find more
  than 600 parent-to-parent programs throughout the nation\, including P2P 
 USA. The philosophy behind parents helping parents has been researched and
  documented as an essential component of any comprehensive family support 
 system.\n\nWhat is the role of a supporting parent?\nA supporting parent w
 ill usually start out their relationship with a new parent by sharing thei
 r own personal story. In turn\, as they listen to the new parent tell them
  what they are experiencing\, the support parent often re-experiences and 
 recognizes the feelings that they experienced with their own child and thi
 s allows them to empathize with the new parents in a way that no others ca
 n. Supporting parents are listeners\, providers of information\, and a sou
 rce of encouragement and practical day-to-day information that may be inva
 luable to a new family who is just starting out. They also understand the 
 common emotional reactions that most parents say they experience when they
  first find out that their child has special needs. Supporting parents can
  help the new parents adjust to the news and give them hope for the future
 .
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LOCATION:UNO Community Engagement Center Room 127
SUMMARY:Parent to Parent Training
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