Jeanne Petit, Antrene pou paran nan FND PEN ap prezante atelye sa : Pran swen yon moun ou renmen yo ka trè rekonpanse, men li enplike tou anpil estrès: chanjman nan dinamik fanmi an, dezòd nan kay la, presyon finansye, ak kantite travay la ajoute. Kidonk, èske se etonan ke moun kap bay swen yo se kèk nan moun ki pi fasil pou yo santi epwizman? Jere nivo estrès nan lavi ou enpòtan menm jan ak asire w ke manm fanmi w rive nan randevou doktè a oswa pran medikaman yo alè.

Jeanne Petit is our Parent Trainer, she will present our workshops and programs to our Creole-speaking families. Jeanne has over 15 years of experience with all aspects of disability from diagnosis, inclusion and living independently, and more ... Jeanne’s personal experience along with a multicultural approach to seeking solutions helps her become an involved, innovative, parenting parent. seek out resources along with members of her community.

Collectively the PEN Team has over 60 years of experience with all aspects of disability, from medical diagnosis, early intervention (IFSP) to school eligibility - IDEA/IEP, inclusion in school & community settings, navigating Transition and Post Secondary options to living independently, and much much more … our goal is to share our experience, strength and hope through informal storytelling of raising our children with a wide range of disabilities & family dynamics.

PEN serves 12 counties from Southeast FL into parts of Central FL (Broward, Indian River, Lake, Martin, Miami-Dade, Monroe, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Palm Beach, Polk, and St. Lucie Counties). Please call 800-825-5736 if you would like to talk to a Parent trainer.