As a physiotherapist, I believe in science, and I care a lot about research. At any given moment there is so much amazing research taking place. That's why I am part of Envisage.

Peter’s journey into parenting did not start the way he imagined. When his son, Leo, was born with a genetic neurodevelopmental disorder, everything he thought he knew about raising a child was turned upside down. The hopes, expectations, and plans he had for fatherhood were suddenly replaced with uncertainty, new challenges, and a steep learning […]

Since the ENVISAGE Families Program was launched nationally at the beginning of 2023, it's become an invaluable resource for families coping with the challenges of raising children with developmental delays or disabilities. Through a series of workshops, parents have connected and exchanged experiences, strategies and insights.

Rose's son Eric was diagnosed with a brain malformation after seizures started at 4 months old. His initial diagnosis was followed by many others which turned Rose's and her family's world upside down. What also turned their world upside down was this beautiful and crazy love they had for their little man and what lengths they would go to for him.

When one of our parents shared their story with us about their experience with Envisage Families, we immediately asked them if we could share. After all, these parent experiences are what our programs are all about. Parent’s connecting with peers and health professionals to explore their journey into parenthood, and working.

One year after the announcement of the $6.9m of federal government funding to provide support for caregivers raising children with disabilities, ENVISAGE – which stands for ENabling VISions And Growing Expectations – is changing lives across Australia.

As a physiotherapist, I believe in science, and I care a lot about research. At any given moment there is so much amazing research taking place. That's why I am part of Envisage.

Peter’s journey into parenting did not start the way he imagined. When his son, Leo, was born with a genetic neurodevelopmental disorder, everything he thought he knew about raising a child was turned upside down. The hopes, expectations, and plans he had for fatherhood were suddenly replaced with uncertainty, new challenges, and a steep learning […]

Since the ENVISAGE Families Program was launched nationally at the beginning of 2023, it's become an invaluable resource for families coping with the challenges of raising children with developmental delays or disabilities. Through a series of workshops, parents have connected and exchanged experiences, strategies and insights.

Rose's son Eric was diagnosed with a brain malformation after seizures started at 4 months old. His initial diagnosis was followed by many others which turned Rose's and her family's world upside down. What also turned their world upside down was this beautiful and crazy love they had for their little man and what lengths they would go to for him.

When one of our parents shared their story with us about their experience with Envisage Families, we immediately asked them if we could share. After all, these parent experiences are what our programs are all about. Parent’s connecting with peers and health professionals to explore their journey into parenthood, and working.

One year after the announcement of the $6.9m of federal government funding to provide support for caregivers raising children with disabilities, ENVISAGE – which stands for ENabling VISions And Growing Expectations – is changing lives across Australia.

As a physiotherapist, I believe in science, and I care a lot about research. At any given moment there is so much amazing research taking place. That's why I am part of Envisage.

Peter’s journey into parenting did not start the way he imagined. When his son, Leo, was born with a genetic neurodevelopmental disorder, everything he thought he knew about raising a child was turned upside down. The hopes, expectations, and plans he had for fatherhood were suddenly replaced with uncertainty, new challenges, and a steep learning […]

Since the ENVISAGE Families Program was launched nationally at the beginning of 2023, it's become an invaluable resource for families coping with the challenges of raising children with developmental delays or disabilities. Through a series of workshops, parents have connected and exchanged experiences, strategies and insights.

Rose's son Eric was diagnosed with a brain malformation after seizures started at 4 months old. His initial diagnosis was followed by many others which turned Rose's and her family's world upside down. What also turned their world upside down was this beautiful and crazy love they had for their little man and what lengths they would go to for him.

When one of our parents shared their story with us about their experience with Envisage Families, we immediately asked them if we could share. After all, these parent experiences are what our programs are all about. Parent’s connecting with peers and health professionals to explore their journey into parenthood, and working.

One year after the announcement of the $6.9m of federal government funding to provide support for caregivers raising children with disabilities, ENVISAGE – which stands for ENabling VISions And Growing Expectations – is changing lives across Australia.