Tele-Support for Parents with Vision Loss

212-769-6318 Enroll in a Tele-Support Group for Parents with Vision Loss

Parenting with vision loss presents unique challenges, but you don’t have to face them alone.

Parenthood is undeniably rewarding, yet it comes with its share of challenges. For parents coping with vision loss, these challenges can be particularly daunting. Whether you’re a first-time parent grappling with the demands of childcare, a seasoned parent facing new milestones, or somewhere in between, this group is a source of support. We’re here to provide guidance, encouragement, and practical advice to help you navigate the complexities of parenting with vision loss.

Support is a phone call away.

Led by a licensed professional, discussions will cover a range of topics, including:

Connecting with other parents who understand your journey
Balancing parenting responsibilities while managing vision loss
Exploring helpful resources and tools for adaptive parenting
Celebrating achievements and milestones, big and small

Join our meetings from the comfort and convenience of your home via phone or online. You’re not alone in this journey – let’s navigate it together!

Meetings are every fourth Monday of the month at 7pm EST

Enroll in a Tele-Support Group for Parents with Vision Loss

Meet the facilitator:

Daria Zawadzki, LCSW, JD, pursued her passion for piano at New World High School of the Arts in Miami, FL, before earning her BA from Harvard University, graduating cum laude with a degree in Psychology in 1996. She furthered her education by completing her MSW from Columbia University School of Social Work in 1998, becoming a licensed clinical social worker. Daria then expanded her expertise by graduating from Fordham University School of Law in 2001, obtaining her license to practice law in New York. With a rich background in counseling elementary school students and facilitating support groups for the Lighthouse Guild for over fifteen years, Daria brings a wealth of experience to our Tele-Support Program. Alongside her professional achievements, Daria shares a fulfilling family life with her husband Joe of 30 years, along with their two wonderful children. Dune Rose, aged 20, is currently a college sophomore, while Jack Milo, aged 18, is a college freshman. Daria’s journey is marked by resilience, having been diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a rare, recessive, progressive disease of the retina leading to blindness, at the age of 17 in 1992. Her personal experience, coupled with her professional expertise, enriches the support she offers through our program.