Undivided: Supporting Parents Raising Kids with Disabilities

Undivided: Supporting Parents Raising Kids with Disabilities You don’t just need support. You need a way forward. Parent communities offer connection and support—but you need more.

Undivided brings together hard-won knowledge from thousands of families and experts, safe AI tools that turn hours of work into minutes

So this is where all the cool moms go 👀This week, Undivided Navigator Elizabeth attended the Dear Mom Conference, where ...
04/20/2026

So this is where all the cool moms go 👀

This week, Undivided Navigator Elizabeth attended the Dear Mom Conference, where she connected with incredible moms, shared resources, and spent time in a space full of women who just got it. The kind of refreshing connection that reminds you you’re never doing this alone.

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A woman stands smiling behind an Undivided information table at an outdoor event surrounded by greenery and trees. She is wearing glasses, jeans, a white button-down shirt layered under a black Undivided t-shirt, and stands in front of a tall branded banner describing Undivided’s support for families raising children with disabilities and developmental delays. The table is covered with a white cloth and includes brochures, candy, a laptop, flyers, and a QR code sign.

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Three smiling people pose together at an outdoor event in front of an Undivided booth. Two adults stand behind a woman in the center. One adult wears a green shirt that reads “I’m Special,” another wears a black Undivided shirt, and the other wears a blue shirt that also reads “I’m Special.” Tables and branded signage are visible in the background.

04/19/2026

If you’re wondering what support is actually available when school ends—this is for you.

Join our FREE live event to learn how Regional Center and the Self-Determination Program can help you build a summer that works for your child and your family.

💬 RSVP to save your spot (and get the replay if you can’t make it live): https://www.undivided.io/event-getting-ready-for-summer/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=Summer-RC-SDP-Event&utm_content=IG-FB&utm_term=Summer-RC-SDP-Event

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A woman is smiling outdoors in a sunny setting with greenery and palm trees in the background. She is wearing glasses and a dark shirt with the word “YOU BELONG” partially visible. Overlaid text in the center reads, “This FREE Event Could Change Your Summer.” The Undivided logo appears in the top right corner.

04/18/2026

🚨 Big changes could be coming! We’re breaking down major federal legislation updates that may impact people with disabilities (and what it could mean for your family).

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A gradient background blending blue and green with the Undivided logo centered at the top. Below, a white rounded rectangle contains bold black text that reads, “Undivided Updates:” followed by smaller text: “Major Federal Legislation Updates that Could Impact People with Disabilities.” The design is clean and minimal, focusing on the announcement text.

04/18/2026

How do we start teaching kids about consent in everyday moments? In this pre-recorded conversation, Erika breaks down how to model body autonomy, set age-appropriate boundaries, and respond when other adults don’t get it. This is a must-watch for parents, caregivers, and educators.

To learn more about Undivided, visit: https://undivided.io

Last chance to lock in the lower rate before April 22nd!Already a member? Your price stays the same 🤍👉 Comment Undivided...
04/17/2026

Last chance to lock in the lower rate before April 22nd!
Already a member? Your price stays the same 🤍

👉 Comment Undivided to get the join link!

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A green and blue gradient background with the Undivided logo in the top left. Large bold text reads “LAST CHANCE.” Below, text explains that users can lock in current pricing before April 22. A hand is holding a smartphone displaying the Undivided app interface. A bullet list highlights features including IEP Assistant, Andy AI, thousands of expert-backed resources, weekly office hours, and optional one-on-one Navigator support. Small text at the bottom notes that membership is for families with children ages 0–22.

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A green and blue gradient background with the Undivided logo at the top. Bold text reads, “Undivided is growing.” Below, text explains that more tools and support have been added. A laptop graphic displays the Undivided digital binder interface. Additional text states that membership is currently $9 per month and will increase to $19 per month or $149 per year starting April 22. A final line reassures that current members will keep their existing rate.

Summer is coming… are your supports ready?If your child is a Regional Center client, you may have access to more than yo...
04/16/2026

Summer is coming… are your supports ready?

If your child is a Regional Center client, you may have access to more than you think—respite, camps, recreation, and more.

Join our FREE live session to learn what’s possible.

✨ RSVP here: https://www.undivided.io/event-getting-ready-for-summer/

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A promotional graphic titled “Getting Ready for Summer with Regional Center and the Self-Determination Program.” The design features a light neutral background with green accents. Event details read: “When: Thursday, April 30, 2026, 12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m. PST” and “Where: Free Facebook Live.” Two circular headshots appear on the right: Lisa Concoff Kronbeck, labeled as a Public Benefits Specialist, and Iris Barker, labeled as an Independent Facilitator and Self-Determination Consultant. The bottom of the graphic reads “Presented by Undivided.”

Happy National ASL Day 🤟Today (and every day), we're celebrating the history, culture, and impact of American Sign Langu...
04/15/2026

Happy National ASL Day 🤟
Today (and every day), we're celebrating the history, culture, and impact of American Sign Language.

But awareness starts with understanding — and that means unlearning some common myths.

📩 Share this post to help spread awareness.

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A teal graphic titled “Myth vs Fact About American Sign Language (ASL)” with illustrated hands signing at the top. The left side (in coral) lists three myths: “American Sign Language is universal,” “Lip reading is an effective alternative to sign language,” and “ASL is only for people who are Deaf.” The right side (in green) provides corresponding facts explaining that sign languages vary by country, only about 30% of spoken English can be understood through lip reading and it does not allow full communication, and that ASL is used by Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing individuals. The Undivided logo appears at the bottom.

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Not sure if you're ready to sign up and use our new IEP Assistant tool yet? Read the feedback from Ken, an Undivided par...
04/14/2026

Not sure if you're ready to sign up and use our new IEP Assistant tool yet? Read the feedback from Ken, an Undivided parent, to get an actual user perspective on how helpful our incredible tool is to all parents of kids with an IEP!

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Green background behind the graphic of a torn white piece of paper, saying “"The IEP Assistant is a great tool because it's tailored, secure, and easy to use with the digital binder and provides guidance on appropriate goals, baselines, and gaps, etc. It was really helpful for us as we worked through goals around executive function and focus.”

— Ken, Undivided Parent” in black text, below a centered Undivided logo.

Every time you go into your child's IEP meeting, the team probably gives you an IDEA guidelines book -- but how often do...
04/13/2026

Every time you go into your child's IEP meeting, the team probably gives you an IDEA guidelines book -- but how often do you read it? Save this infographic for a bare bones breakdown of things every parent of a child with a disability should know! (And share it for your disability community friends and family!)

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Purple background overhead photo of a desk with a laptop. “Parents’ rights under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)” centered at top in white text, above two columns of four rows each of white rectangles, each including 2-3 rows of black text stating a parent’s right. Undivided logo and url at center bottom.

04/12/2026

Every parent of a child with a disability knows that IEP meetings are stressful, even if you feel fully prepared...but how often do we feel like we're ready? With the help of Undivided's new IEP Assistant tool, that can be every single time! You can walk into the next IEP meeting feeling confident and ready to advocate for your child.

Sign up today at LINK so you can get started on the path to successful IEP goals and more!

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Photograph of a smiling woman in a pink shirt, behind a blue square with “The Tool That Finally Made IEPs Easier!” centered in black text. Undivided logo in upper right corner.

Just another amazing Undivided parent giving us some feedback on our services. We thank each and every one of you that i...
04/11/2026

Just another amazing Undivided parent giving us some feedback on our services. We thank each and every one of you that is a part of our team!

Our digital binder is the place to upload your child's documents for easy organization and accessability, allowing you to have them at your fingertips, available to share or reference as needed -- and it's safe and secure.

Check it out today at https://undivided.io/resources/118!

Image Description: Light blue background behind “I wanted to send a great shout out to the Undivided digital binder. I was able to prep for this appointment and print out copies of all of my son’s documents in like 5 minutes. -- Undivided Parent" centered in black text. Undivided logo in upper left; www.undivided.io center bottom in black text.

04/11/2026

In this pre-recorded conversation, we’re joined by a powerhouse panel to explore what families need to know about orthopedic impairment (OI) in the school setting. Laura Alanis, PT, DPT, Kids in Motion Pediatric Therapy, Cintya Diaz, special education teacher and department chair, Dr. Sarah Pelangka, BCBA-D, Know IEPs, and Lisa Concoff Kronbeck, Undivided public benefits specialist, walk us through how OI affects access to education, what supports and services may be available through an IEP, and how to advocate for the right accommodations, therapies, and benefits.

Want to dive deeper into Orthopedic Impairment? Check out our Orthopedic Impairment (OI) 101 article: https://undivided.io/resources/2882

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