Palliative care offers invaluable support to children and their families, regardless of the prognosis, by focusing on enhancing quality of life while managing a

This session focuses on supporting families of children with serious medical conditions through palliative medicine principles. Participants will engage with Courageous Parents Network's digital tools...

In this webinar, join pediatric psychologist, Chrissy Salley, Ph.D., with parents Amy Graver and Aisling Melton, to learn how palliative care can help your child and family and also demystify common m...

Empowering parents and families of children living with serious illness. You are not alone.

Traveling with a child with medical complexity can be challenging but with extra planning, a family vacation can be a memorable and enjoyable experience. Planni

<p>Making major decisions about interventions such as feeding tubes or tracheostomies is one of the

Every parent wants to help their child, regardless of their abilities be their best. However at times the education system and IEP goals do not presume competency.

If you wish to participate in any of our upcoming webinars, please complete the registration form below.  Those registering for 4 or more webinars will receive a 25% discount. Discounts are also available for groups of 5 or more.

The Courageous Provider Award annually recognizes clinicians providing exceptional family-centered care in circumstances of serious childhood illness. Nominees

Courageous Parents Network

If you wish to participate in any of our upcoming webinars, please complete the registration form below.  Those registering for 4 or more webinars will receive a 25% discount. Discounts are also available for groups of 5 or more.

It’s that time of year for New Year’s resolutions. People everywhere will make commitments to better their lives in some way. Perhaps you are working on imp

<p>Anticipating the birth of a child can be one of the happiest times for parents. But when babies h

CPN originated in the personal story of a rare disease mom, and now bereaved parent, who began advocating for pediatric palliative care and the needs of familie

<p>From the time that their sibling is diagnosed with a serious illness, the other children will nee

A nurse who lives with medical complexity knows firsthand how daunting medical conversations can be but notes that when handled with care, they can be transformative.

I’ve always believed in the power of words. When my daughter was diagnosed with MERRF Syndrome, I parsed every word the doctors said. But for the first time in my life, the words made everything feel ...