Will the webinar be recorded?

Yes. Everyone who registers will receive a link to watch the webinar recording.

When will I receive the video recording?

You will receive an email within 7 days of the event. This email will come from Humanitix.

I am a professional, can I attend?

Yes. This event is open to parents and carers, as well as professionals.

I have accessibility needs.

If you require closed captions, they are available in Zoom. Once you join the session, you can turn captions on by selecting Show Captions in the Zoom toolbar. If you have other accessibility needs, please provide details when registering, and a member of our team will be in touch.

Good Enough Parenting: Webinar

Name: Good Enough Parenting: Webinar
Start: 2026-10-13T04:30:00-0400
End: 2026-10-21T05:30:00-0400

Tue, 13 Oct, 4:30am - Wed, 21 Oct, 5:30am EDT

Online Event

Belongside Families

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Description

When you are raising a child with disability, it can feel like there is always pressure to do more.

More therapy. More research. More paperwork. More follow-up with school, therapists and services. It can feel overwhelming and never ending.

In this webinar, Professor Helen Bourke-Taylor joins us to explore the idea of ‘good enough parenting’. She’ll share how this approach can help reduce the pressure and guilt to do everything, so you can focus on what matters most.

In this webinar we’ll explore

What ‘good enough parenting’ means

Where the pressure to do more comes from

How to choose what needs your time and energy

Making space for connection, joy and family life

This is an online webinar

This webinar is being recorded, you can attend live or access the recording at your convenience.
A recording will be emailed to all registrants within 7 business days of the event.
This session is led by peer facilitators and guest speakers who bring both lived expertise and professional knowledge.

Who this session is for

This webinar is for parents and carers of Autistic children, including those who are exploring or awaiting a diagnosis.

Professionals are also welcome to register.

Guest Speaker

Professor Helen Bourke-Taylor

Prof. Helen Bourke-Taylor is an occupational therapist and Professor at Monash University. She has worked in paediatrics and neurorehabilitation in both Australia and the United States. Since completing her PhD in 2010, Helen has focused on supporting mothers of children with disability through the co-designed program Healthy Mothers Healthy Families.

I love that the webinars are free, and you can register and catch up later. All the topics are so helpful and informative.
I keep recommending Belongside to anyone who may benefit because these amazing free webinars are making such a difference to my family.
The practical strategies and strengths-based, affirming approaches that consider our whole family are exactly what we needed. Webinars are so informed and empowering.

FAQs

Will the webinar be recorded?

Yes. Everyone who registers will receive a link to watch the webinar recording.
When will I receive the video recording?

You will receive an email within 7 days of the event. This email will come from Humanitix.
I am a professional, can I attend?

Yes. This event is open to parents and carers, as well as professionals.
I have accessibility needs.

If you require closed captions, they are available in Zoom. Once you join the session, you can turn captions on by selecting Show Captions in the Zoom toolbar.

If you have other accessibility needs, please provide details when registering, and a member of our team will be in touch.

About Belongside

Belongside Families is a not-for-profit organisation that supports parents and carers of children with disability, developmental delay, autism, genetic and rare conditions. We provide general information, peer support and shared lived experience. We do not provide medical or professional advice or counselling. Information shared during this event is intended to support and empower families and should not replace professional advice or care.

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We are proudly delivering projects for the Peer Support and Capacity Building (PSCB) grant for the NDIS. Together we’re ensuring that people with disability keep accessing supports to build their skills and connect with others who have shared similar experiences.  Peer Support and Capacity Building Grant Round | NDIS

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