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Hosted by Emily · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 22 episodes
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Welcome to the PIC Family Voices podcast, a space for families of children and youth with disabilities and special healthcare needs and the dedicated professionals who support them. Join us as we explore topics ranging from early childhood and healthcare to education, behavioral health, and life after high school - everything that shapes our shared experience. Our mission is to equip you with the insights, resources, and a supportive community to help you navigate this journey in ways that work for you, your family, and the people you care about.
Emily hosts PIC Family Voices Podcast, a kids show with 22 episodes published.
In this episode, Lauren Martone hosts Sarah Ortiz Davitt and Sarah McFarland to discuss the journey of families with children who are deaf or hard of hearing, the resources available through Hands and Voices, and how to
In this episode, we explore various paid caregiver options in New Hampshire, including personal care attendants, licensed nursing assistants, and stipend-based programs. Our guests share their personal experiences, eligi
This episode features Dr. Rachel Parkington and Lauren Martone discussing the essential members of deaf and hard of hearing school teams, the IEP process, communication plans, and how to support student success. Learn ab
This episode explores the IEP Team Meeting Facilitation Program in New Hampshire, a proactive dispute resolution tool designed to improve communication and collaboration among IEP teams. Join Janel LeBlanc from the NH De
Explore diverse summer learning options for families, emphasizing flexibility, engagement, and fun. Joanne Grobecker shares practical tips on choosing activities, leveraging libraries, and balancing structure with relaxa
This conversation explores the importance of family voice in shaping the programs, policies, and services that support young children and family well-being. Featuring Leslie Ela, Safiya Wazir, and Stevie Klein of the Bir
In this insightful interview, Nico Walker from the Disability Rights Center in New Hampshire discusses the importance of inclusive education, the impact of exclusionary discipline on students with disabilities, and pract
The transition from pediatric to adult healthcare is often seen as a natural step toward independence, but for many young adults, it is a complex and uneven process. In Moving On: Young Adult Perspectives on Adult Care,
This panel discussion with Yeah Council Members, Abby, CJ, Emma and Keagan explores the importance of medication management for youth, sharing personal experiences, strategies, and resources to empower young individuals
In this episode PIC and NH Family Voices speak to Meagan Galvin, a family worker with Head Start Center at Nashua Community College. Meagan talks about the Developmental Screening Pop-ups that she has been doing at parks
In this conversation, early childhood educator Kris Reilly discusses the critical aspects of language and literacy development in young children. She emphasizes the importance of early exposure to language, the role of s
In this episode, pediatric physical therapist Jeff Elrick breaks down how movement helps young children grow—not just physically, but in how they think, feel, and connect with others. He shares fun, everyday ways familie
In this episode we talk about developmental screening and how looks across various early childhood settings. Screening is an important step in understanding how children are growing and learning and is often an enriching
In the final episode of the Health Care Transition Matters Podcast, you'll hear from Dr. Lisa Plotnik, a pediatrics specialist from Dartmouth-Hitchcock, Manchester. Dr. Plotnick discusses the complexities of health care
Join YEAH Council members, Abby, CJ and Emma as they talk about their hopes and dreams for their futures including jobs, living situations and healthcare as they become adults living with their disabilities. Feel free to
This episode of the PIC/Family Voices podcast discusses the American Printing House for the Blind (APH) Federal Quota Program, which allocates funds for accessible educational materials for blind and visually impaired st
In this conversation, Ellyn Schreiber, a licensed mental health clinician, discusses the critical concepts of attachment, self-regulation, and co-regulation in early childhood development. She emphasizes the importance o
In this episode, Yeah Council members, CJ, Keagan and Lexi have a discussion about their experiences with starting college while dealing with their disabilities. Hear from them how they navigated dealing with their schoo
In the second episode of the Health Care Transition Matters Podcast, hear from two Members of the YEAH Council describe their journey through Health Care Transitions and learn from their experiences how to manage this ch
This podcast series focuses on health care transition, the process of moving from a pediatric to an adult model of health care. The goal of this series is to provide insight and support for youth, families and profession
Michelle Lewis
HR Professional and leader · Parent Information Center
1 appearance on this show
Leslie Ela
Birth–Eight Family and Community Advisory Team (B-8)
1 appearance on this show
Nico Walker
Disability Rights Center in New Hampshire
1 appearance on this show
Meagan Galvin
Head Start Center at Nashua Community College
1 appearance on this show
Eric Shessler
Dartmouth Health
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Lisa Plotnik
Dartmouth-Hitchcock
1 appearance on this show
Sylvia Pelletier
NH Family Voices
1 appearance on this show
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