We are pleased to offer many popular autism webinars in a recorded format. Watch what you want, when you want, for free.
We are pleased to offer many popular autism webinars in a recorded format. Watch what you want, when you want, for free.
Identifying stressors, creating a safe space, and some calming strategies to help your loved one.
How to incorporate positive parenting practices into your daily routine to encourage positive behavior and teaching skills.
How to utilize de-escalation strategies and how to develop the skills necessary to prevent these events from occurring in the future.
The critical perspective of individuals with autism and their experience will be highlighted during the panel’s discussion and question and answer session. Strategies for success are also included in the presentation.
A basic overview of practical, evidence-based strategies that caregivers and professionals can apply to help prevent challenging behavior in children, adolescents, and adults with autism.
Understanding HOW to add structure, identifying WHEN to use structure, and what you’ll need to do so.
This webinar provides a basic understanding of problem behavior and why it occurs.
This webinar helps viewers understand strategies that hep prevent problem behaviors.
We will define compensatory education and show how IEP teams and sometimes the courts determine which students are eligible for which services.
This brief webinar will provide an introduction/overview to Extended School Year (ESY services). After watching you will understand:
* Definition of ESY services
* Eligibility requirements
* Federal Guidance around ESY
Get answers about Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Learn about their importance, how to navigate the process, and special-education law.
This webinar addresses the challenges that families and professionals encounter when supporting individuals with ASD who follow the adapted curriculum / NC extended content standards and have difficulty responding to online learning formats. The webinar offers practical, autism-informed strategies, key considerations, and guidelines to promote positive collaboration between caregivers and professionals.
Despite the impact of COVID-19 on the start of school this year, there are still steps parents can take to make the transition much easier.
Learn how to smooth your family’s transition to the school year with strategies to prepare your child for changes. Also learn how to introduce teachers to your unique child.
Tips and strategies to support your child’s education through online or e-learning. Practical guidelines in 4 parts: Prioritize, Break up the hard stuff, restructure and celebrate.
At the start of developing an Individualized Education Program, parents are asked three questions. Learn how to answer them to build the best IEP for your child.
View a discussion of recently updated information about Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), learn about their importance, how to navigate the process, and special-education law.
Learn how ASD may affect the way your child communicates and interacts, the behavior and emotional challenges they may face, and how they may think and learn differently.
Learn about early intervention, including an overview on joint attention and social engagement, the foundations for success in social communication.
Learn about some reasons for challenging behavior in young children with ASD and explore strategies to prevent and respond to those behaviors.
Learn how to find local resources, ways to connect to parent support, and some techniques to help manage the emotions that come with receiving the diagnosis.
Explore the four core areas affected by ASD: communication, social interaction, sensory issues, and how an individual may think and learn.
Practical strategies for building communication, social interaction and play skills, and increasing independence in home, program, and preschool settings.
Tips and strategies for improving communication with a young child.
Understanding and choosing what’s best for your child and family can be challenging. Get the facts from experts at the Autism Society of NC, the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development, and UNC TEACCH Autism Program. This webinar discussion will help you evaluate your options and make an informed decision.
Understanding and adhering to health precautions and safety rules that your child might encounter in community settings, programs, camps, and school settings during this pandemic. Guidance and support tips also address the potential need for COVID-19 testing and recommendations based on testing results.
Visiting a healthcare professional can be challenging for individuals with autism and their caregivers. For healthcare providers, understanding autism and the needs of patients with autism can make the experience less stressful and more pleasant for your patient and enable you to provide better care.
Some stress can be a good thing, but too much can negatively impact your child and you.
Working together as a team helps keep the focus on the needs of the child.
This webinar addresses the challenges that families and professionals encounter when supporting individuals with ASD who follow the adapted curriculum / NC extended content standards and have difficulty responding to online learning formats. The webinar offers practical, autism-informed strategies, key considerations, and guidelines to promote positive collaboration between caregivers and professionals.
Getting a broad picture of the services landscape for individuals with ASD in NC will help parents feel more confident in navigating the road ahead for their child.
ABLE accounts administered by the State Treasurer enable qualified individuals with autism to save without endangering SSDI, Medicaid, and other supports.
Learn helpful strategies to decrease anxiety in your loved one on the autism spectrum during the holidays.
We know that individuals with ASD are sometimes challenged by changes in their routines and rituals. They can also feel anxiety in anticipation of an altered schedule or activity. In this webinar, we will examine core characteristics that contribute to these challenges but also introduce tips and strategies parents can use in preparation for and during the holidays to make them enjoyable for all.
This workshop discusse the practical considerations that a caregiver may need to make in planning for the future of their loved one with autism after the death of the caregiver. The rationale for early planning as well as how to get started will be discussed.
Learn about general safety considerations, how to be proactive and where to find safety resources.
While this workshop is targeted to professionals and families who are supporting children in foster or post-adoption contexts across North Carolina and beyond, the key strategies offered here are relevant to many other groups as well.
Learn how to prepare and support a child with autism before and during various community outings such as medical appointments.
Review core characteristics of autism that inform how we address sexuality education – Identify key areas of focus within this topic and provide examples of ways to break down these areas – Identify best practices and resources for teaching skills and concepts related to sexuality
For autism self-advocates: How to identify when things are out of your control and what you can do to cope with that.
Visual schedules can provide individuals with autism much needed independence. This training will cover everything about them.
What is autism guardianship? Who needs it? How do you set it up? What are the alternatives? This workshop will help parents make decisions for their family. SSI is also covered.
Learn about non-academic skills essential for college success and independent living, and ideas for working on them at home with your child of any age.
Learn how to start planning for the adult phase of parenting a child on the spectrum. Learn about residential options, from independent living to a group setting.
Your child’s 18th birthday brings a flurry of anxiety and activity. This webinar about autism explains what to do when and how to decide what you should do for your child.
Estrategias de comunicación verbal y no-verbal y como construir conexión y motivación.
Estrategias calmantes y afrontamientos para su suceso.
Como agregar estructura, cuando agregar estructura y las consideraciones necesarias al introducir este sistema.
Estrategias para estructurar el día de su hijo para tener mayor éxito.
Comprender y elegir lo mejor para su hijo y su familia puede ser un desafío. Obtenga información de los expertos de la Sociedad de Autismo de Carolina del Norte, el Centro Duke para el Autismo y el Desarrollo del Cerebro y el Programa de Autismo UNC TEACCH. Esta discusión del seminario web lo ayudará a evaluar sus opciones y tomar una decisión informada.
Mantener rutinas, planificar el día, celebrar los logros, incluir movimiento y mantener la calma.
Together, we can help individuals with autism build fulfilling lives and contribute to their communities through their unique gifts.