Start Where They Are Workshop Series, Part 2 – Promoting self-advocacy & joy in social interactions

This webinar will emphasize finding the right starting point for your child as you address critical skills that lead to broader outcomes of empowerment, independence, social connectedness, and health and safety. Strategies addressed will show the application of evidence-based practices within naturalistic activities and routines of the family system.

Presenters:
* Nancy Popkin, Autism Resource Specialist, Autism Society of North Carolina / Parent
* Louise Southern, PhD, BCBA, Associate Clinical Director, Autism Society of North Carolina

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Start Where They Are Workshop Series, Part 2 – Promoting self-advocacy & joy in social interactions

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