With Robert M. Tudisco, Special Education Attorney Students with disabilities can find themselves in trouble with school or the law. Learn strategies for: Damage control Getting Your Child out of […]
Parents of Special Needs Children Tools to get the school year started: What if you could do one thing every day to usher in peace and calm regardless of the […]
An appropriate placement for a student with complex emotional or learning needs can change a life. We will address the law and the steps to take in this workshop with […]
WORKSHOP CANCELLED Because Teens Don’t Come with Manuals! with Gayle Smith, M.Ed., LC Education Consultant and Life Coach Essentials For Change Special Education Consulting Parenthood is the gift that keeps on giving! Through […]
Join a parent-to-parent discussion discussion led by Melissa Smith, MS Ed., parent of a child with ADHD diagnosis attending middle school, 20 years of experience as a School Counselor, founder of ADHD a New Vision and a summer camp for children with an ADHD diagnosis.
Join a parent-to-parent discussion discussion led by Melissa Smith, MS Ed., parent of a child with ADHD diagnosis attending middle school, 20 years of experience as a School Counselor, founder of ADHD a New Vision and a summer camp for children with an ADHD diagnosis.
Special Education Attorney Michael Gilberg will share his experiences as an attorney on the Autism Spectrum, diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, as he talks about the importance of social and emotional functioning in your child’s special education.
Workshop with Dyslexia simulation activities and follow-up discussion
Students with Anxiety or Emotional Disabilities
Workshop with Dyslexia simulation activities and follow-up discussion
Developed by the Dyslexia Training Institute this workshop features simulation activities and follow up discussion to better understand Dyslexia.
Alternative ways to address. dismantle and move past stigmas in a productive way.
Learn about how families can become active partners in resolving student’s anxiety, and how schools can utilize a Neuro-Developmentally informed intervention strategy.
Learn about how families can become active partners in resolving student’s anxiety, and how schools can utilize a Neuro-Developmentally informed intervention strategy.
Open door orientation to better understand OPWDD, it's purpose, eligibility process, supports and servcies
This informative workshop is for the parents of people with developmental disabilities
A discussion with DCMH on mental health services offered for youth.