The One-Eyed Journey Parents Edition
Raising a Child with a Prosthetic or Blind Eye
The One-Eyed Journey Parents Edition
14.99
Every month
Monthly Masterclasses
Valid until canceled
The One-Eyed Journey: Parents Edition is a membership designed exclusively for parents or caregivers raising a child with a prosthetic or blind eye. You'll have access to monthly masterclasses, all past recordings, and a private Facebook group for ongoing support. Stay as long as you like or cancel anytime—we can’t wait to welcome you to the community, support you, and help you feel confident every step.
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Can I cancel my membership?
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Yes! Payments auto-renew monthly - but you can cancel and rejoin at any time!
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What if I miss a call?
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All the calls will be recorded, and you can watch the videos at your own pace. However, we would love to have you live on the calls! All calls take place on Zoom
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Schedule:
9.25.24 - 4 PM PST
10.23.24 - 4 PM PST
11.20.24 - 4 PM PST
12.18.24 - 4 PM PST
Meet the Cohost & Host
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​Call Topics:
Back to School:
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Understand the resources available for your child at school, including IEPs and 504 Plans.
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Know what to send with your child so they and their teachers are prepared for anything that might come up.
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Advocate for your child in the school system and have confident conversations with them at every stage of their journey.
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Eye Care and Ongoing Health Management:
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The importance of regular check-ups with an ophthalmologist and understanding potential complications.​
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Advances in prosthetic eye technology and how they can benefit your child.
Social and Emotional Well-Being:
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Tips for building your child’s self-esteem and confidence in social situations.
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Strategies for addressing and preventing bullying and empowering your child to handle negative interactions.
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Vision Support and Accessibility:
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Explore assistive technology that can help with daily tasks and schoolwork.
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Educational apps and software designed for children with visual impairments.
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Tips for making home and school environments more accessible, including proper lighting, contrast, and organization.
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Parent and Family Support (Navigating the Holidays):
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Planning for the Future:
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Preparing for your child’s transition to adulthood, including college, employment, and independent living.
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Community Resources and Advocacy:
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Information on local and national resources available to support families of children with visual impairments.
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Advocacy training to help you support policies and programs that benefit children with disabilities at all levels.
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Sibling Relationships:
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How can siblings be supported in understanding and adapting to their brother or sister’s visual impairment?
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Mental Health and Coping Strategies:
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Addressing anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenges that may arise for both the child and their family.
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Financial Planning:
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Resources and tips for managing the financial aspects of raising a child with special needs, including insurance, government assistance, and saving for the future.
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Parent Self-Care:
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Strategies for parents to care for their mental and physical well-being while supporting their child.
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Legal Rights and Advocacy:
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Understanding the legal rights of children with disabilities, including education, healthcare, and public accommodations.
