Individuals with IDD or ASD are engaging with the digital world as much as — if not more than — their neurotypical peers. This session explores the key trends shaping their digital lives and what both caregivers and tech support teams can do to help. Attendees will gain insight into how Bark products, including the Bark Phone and Bark Watch, … Read More
AAP/CDC April Emerging Threats Newsletter
Click HERE to download the full newsletter. Newsletter highlights: Rise in Congenital Syphilis: Rates are increasing across the U.S. Transmission occurs from mother to baby during pregnancy or delivery; without early testing and treatment, it leads to severe health complications. Significant Gaps in Care: Recent CDC data reveals that 33% of high-risk infants do not receive a full treatment course, … Read More
Check Out P2P’s New Research Page
New Resource Alert: The Science of Peer Support We are excited to highlight the newly updated Research Page at Parent to Parent USA! This page serves as a hub for the data and studies that prove our peer-support model works. From national evaluations to evidence-based standards, we are documenting how the “power of the match” reduces stress and builds family … Read More
AAP/CDC March Emerging Threats Newsletter
CLICK HERE or SCAN the QR code below to read the newsletter: https://www.p2pusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Emerging-Threats-March-2026.pdf The March 2026 Emerging Threats Newsletter focuses on protecting infants and children from infectious diseases and supporting families with disabilities. Here is a quick breakdown of what is included: Congenital CMV (cCMV) Updates: cCMV is a leading cause of birth defects, often leading to hearing loss or … Read More
Check out our Father Survival Guide
Parenting a child with a disability can be challenging, and fathers often face unique pressures. The Father Survival Guide offers practical tips to help dads navigate this journey—covering everything from understanding your child’s needs and getting involved in their education, to managing stress, emotions, and building a supportive network. Every step you take teaches resilience and makes a lifelong difference … Read More
2026 Support Parent Summit
October 14, 2026 Save the Date: October 14, 2026! Join Parent to Parent USA for our virtual Support Parent Summit on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, from 12:00–4:00 PM ET. This special gathering will bring together Support Parents from Alliance Member States across the country as we celebrate, connect, and empower our incredible volunteers. The summit will be held on Zoom … Read More
Research Survey for Families of Individuals with IDD
Parent to Parent USA is excited to share a research opportunity for families of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Your input will help better understand the expectations for individuals with IDD after they finish school. This 10-minute survey, conducted by a researcher from George Mason University, aims to gather valuable insights from family members like you. Why participate?Your … Read More
The Unexpected Gift: A Father’s Journey as a Caregiver, Advocate, and System Shaker
By Rob Harris “What does it mean to be a dad when your child’s needs change everything?” That’s the question I found myself answering—not just once, but every day—after my daughter Isabelle was born. She’s legally blind due to Optic Nerve Hypoplasia (ONH), and she’s also had epilepsy, complex medical needs, and major challenges accessing a fair education. I wasn’t … Read More
Expand Your Therapy Resources with Learnigo at Home
This is a sponsored blog post from our partners at Learnigo, who share our commitment to supporting families on their journey. Making Therapy Stick: Therapist-Backed Tips & Activities for Success at Home Are you carrying over therapy sessions and exercises at home, but always searching for more ideas? Wondering what other tools are out there that can help push your … Read More
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