For parents of teens 12-17 with a suspected or diagnosed disability (including physical and/or emotional disabilities). This 8-week group series will give you useful ideas to help you meet the challenges of raising your child(ren).
Transition-age youth and young adults who have disabilities and their families learn about strategies and resources available for seeking independent living, employment, education, relationships, recreation, and community connections.
For parents of children ages 2-12 with a suspected or diagnosed disability (including physical and/or emotional disabilities). This 9-week group series will give you useful ideas to help you meet the challenges of raising your child(ren).
Learn about the different legal options available for families of children with disabilities when their child becomes an adult at 18.
Learn about the special education process and the Individualized Education Program (IEP).
Learn about the different legal options available for families of children with disabilities when their child becomes an adult at 18.
An extended PBS training to learn how to reduce children's unwanted behavior and increase preferred behavior.
PBS equips you with tools to create an environment that fosters positive behaviors while addressing challenges that may arise.
Learn about the different legal options available for families of children with disabilities when their child becomes an adult at 18.
Learn how to recognize the most common signs that someone is a victim of abuse or neglect and learn when and how to report it.
Learn what parents, children and the school can do about bullying.
Learn about the special education process and the Individualized Education Program (IEP).
