TPP 511: Jessica Patay on Building Brave Communities for Caregivers
About this episode
Jessica Patay discusses the importance of community and support for caregivers raising children with disabilities.
Today we’re talking about the power of community, resilience, and what it really means to show up bravely in the caregiver parenting journey. My guest is fellow community builder and mom on a mission Jessica Patay, the founder of We Are Brave Together, a global community supporting moms raising children with disabilities and other unique needs. Jessica’s work is deeply rooted in her own experience as a caregiving mom to her son Ryan, who was diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome, and her mission is all about making sure no parent has to walk this path alone. In our conversation, Jessica shares her story and the inspiration behind building such a powerful, life-giving community for mothers. We talk about the isolation so many caregivers experience, the importance of connection and support, and what it looks like to cultivate resilience in the midst of ongoing challenges. Jessica also offers practical, compassionate insights for parents who are feeling overwhelmed, reminding us that even in the hardest seasons, we are not alone—and we were never meant to do this by ourselves. About Jessica Patay Jessica Patay is passionate about serving caregiving moms and creating authentic…
People in this episode
Host: Debbie Reber
Guest: Jessica Patay
Topics covered
- community building
- caregiving
- resilience
- parenting
- support
- isolation
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: We Are Brave Together
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