“Start Where They Are” – Free Workshop Series for Parents of Young Children with ASD
- Target audience: Parents/caregivers of children with ASD 6 years and under
- Limited registration slots available!
- Six virtual workshop sessions
- Time: 10:00-11:30am
- Dates: June 2, June 9, June 16, June 23
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This series will be led by a clinician and a parent of an individual with autism. We 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. While not required, we encourage you to attend the full series if you are able. There will be many opportunities for group discussion and Q&A.
Series topics:
- June 2: Start where they are: Promoting self-advocacy and communication in young children
- June 9: Start where they are: Promoting success in daily routines such as dressing, toothbrushing, toileting, and mealtime behaviors.
- June 16: Start where they are: Heading off problem behaviors with positive support strategies
- June 23: Wrap up session: Identifying future directions for home implementation, connecting parents to additional resources and supports
*Throughout the series, trainers will emphasize the ways that the strategies included are responsive to the core features of autism. Strategies will illustrate the integration of evidence-based practices applied within naturalistic activities and routines of the family system.
Register online via Zoom – https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZckcu-gqTIoGNIOxr4XdRTDylFmWgWGy0Bt