Survey reveals parents of children with NDD value tailored peer support, highlighting its importance for emotional and practical needs.
Parents of children with NDD valued peer support for emotional connection, practical advice and shared understanding. Preferences are highly individual, emphasising the need for tailored peer support. These findings may guide the design and implementation of peer support initiatives aligned with parents' needs and preferences. Future research should focus on how the full potential of peer support for these parents can be unlocked.
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