Undivided Voices: Navigating Disability For Parents

About Undivided Voices: Navigating Disability For Parents

Undivided (https://undivided.io) brings expertise, technology, and community together to support parents raising kids with disabilities. Through our innovative digital platform, families gain access to an AI-powered IEP Assistant, step-by-step guides, a digital binder to upload and share documents, a vast library of articles and videos, and an organized system to track and accomplish priorities. Parents can also get personalized support through virtual Q&A sessions with experts in public benefits, insurance, and special education, as well as 1:1 parent coaching. Now, we’re taking the conversation further with the Undivided Podcast. Hosted by our Head of Community, this series brings you in-depth conversations with leading experts in disabilities, education, health care, policy, and inclusion. Each episode dives into the pressing questions families face every day—from navigating complex systems to finding strategies that empower kids to thrive. With practical insights, personal stories, and actionable guidance, the podcast is designed to give parents not only information, but also connection, clarity, and hope. Whether you’re seeking answers about IEPs, benefits, or inclusion—or simply want to hear from voices shaping the future of disability rights—this podcast brings Undivided’s mission directly to your headphones: to ensure no parent has to navigate the journey alone. Learn more at www.undivided.io (https://www.undivided.io/)

Publisher

Team Undivided

Category

business · education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

25 Sept 2025

Latest episode

15 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

28 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   15 Oct 2026

   How to Support Siblings of Kids with Disabilities | Undivided Voices Seas. 3 Eps. 3

   In this episode of Undivided Voices, Lindsay Crain, head of content and community at Undivided, brings together three perspectives on growing up with a sibling with a disability: Jessica Richards, LCSW, college student Avery Zemlack, who grew up with a brother with a disability, and Emily Holl, Director of the Sibling Support Project. Together, they explore the experience of “glass children,” siblings who can feel unseen even when they’re deeply loved, and what parents can do to help them feel seen, too. In this episode: How to carve out special one-on-one time for siblings Talking about disability in honest, age-appropriate ways Why siblings sometimes take on a parenting role, and how to prevent it Creating a safety plan for siblings during hard moments Why inviting siblings into planning conversations, including IEPs, benefits the whole family Want to go deeper? Read our Supporting Siblings of Kids with Disabilities article at undivided.io (http://undivided.io). And for help navigating IEPs, services, and support systems, create a free account at undivided.io (http://undivided.io) to explore our resources, IEP Assistant, and Navigator support. New episodes every week. Follow @undividedapp on all social platforms. #SiblingSupport #GlassChildren #SpecialNeedsParenting #SpecialNeedsSiblings #DisabilityParenting #ParentAdvocacy #Undivided

2. 

   8 Oct 2026

   Special Needs Parenting: Burnout, Grief, and Finding Your People with Jessica Patay | Season 3 Eps. 2

   Lindsay Crain, head of content and community at Undivided, sits down with Jessica Patay, founder of We Are Brave Together, a community for moms raising children with disabilities and complex needs. They talk honestly about the exhaustion, overwhelm, and isolation that so many caregivers carry, and the grief that can come with an altered motherhood journey. In this episode: How to find people who truly understand special needs parenting Making space for grief alongside love Why "good vibes only" culture can do more harm than good Why you never have to apologize for advocating for your child, even if it makes you "that mom" Learn more about We Are Brave Together and find your community. For help navigating IEPs, services, and support systems, explore Undivided's resources, IEP Assistant, and Navigator support at undivided.io (http://undivided.io). New episodes every week. Follow @undividedapp on all social platforms.

3. 

   1 Oct 2026

   What Are Standards-Based IEPs (and Why Do They Matter)? | Undivided Voices Seas. 2 Eps. 1

   Season 2 of Undivided Voices is back and better than ever! We're kicking off with a big one as Lindsay Crain sits down with Dr. Diana Fannon, former special ed director and founder of Disability Ed Pros, to talk about standards-based IEPs. What are they? Why do they matter? And how can every kid get one, no matter their placement or support needs? Diana breaks it all down (and yes, she's the real deal). Got IEP questions? Come find us at undivided.io (http://undivided.io). New episodes drop weekly, so hit subscribe and hang out with us @undividedapp.

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