Break Glass Parent Alliance
Support group for parents of special needs children
Who We Are
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Breakglass Parent Alliance is more than a support group—it’s a community built by and for parents raising children with special needs.
We exist to provide strength, understanding, and connection in a judgment‑free space.
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Born from one parent’s vision to turn personal struggles into collective resilience, the alliance reflects the lived experience of navigating exhaustion, joy, and relentless caregiving.
What We Are
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Safe Space to Be Heard
Many parents feel isolated or judged when they express frustration or burnout. This community provides a judgment-free zone where you can vent, cry, laugh, and be truly understood. Sometimes, just knowing you’re not alone can prevent a spiral into crisis.
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Shared Wisdom & Resources
Parents swap practical advice: navigating IEP meetings, finding local therapists, managing meltdowns, or even tips for self-care. The collective knowledge of the group becomes a toolkit that makes the relentless parts of parenting more manageable.
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Parent-to-Parent Support
Parents often carry the full weight of caregiving alone—managing therapies, school meetings, and daily challenges without a partner to share the load. Here, you’ll find others who understand that exhaustion and can offer empathy, encouragement, and solidarity.
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Emotional Resilience
For parents who sometimes feel on the edge of calling crisis lifelines, this group offers a softer landing: peers who can talk you down, remind you of your strength, and help you reframe challenges. It’s not a replacement for professional help, but it’s a vital layer of human connection.
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Community Events & Weekly Zooms
Connection isn’t only about struggle—it’s also about joy. Weekly Zoom meetings and online community spaces create chances to celebrate milestones, share stories, and laugh together. These moments remind parents that community can be uplifting, not just supportive.
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Practical Help
Beyond emotional support, the group can point you toward resources—local services, educational materials, or even just hacks for daily routines. Advice from someone who’s “been there” often feels more actionable than generic guidance.
Connect With Us
WEEKLY ZOOM MEETING
Every Wednesday at Noon (PST) Join us online for support, resources, and connection.