Inclusion: Effective Strategies
Learn inclusion strategies focused on reducing the likelihood of challenging behaviors in the classroom setting. Free certificates of participation are available upon successful completion of
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*Bullying in Elementary School: Building Communication and Resiliency Skills for Future Success
Presented by Amanda Tami, MA, LPC, BCBA Published: 04/03/2018 Amanda holds a master’s degree in counseling psychology and has completed a recertification program in Applied Behavior
*Easy and Healthy School Lunch Ideas for Busy Parents
It's that time of year! Back to school excitement is here and the lunchbox is waiting to be packed with great food that your child will love.
*Food in Schools: What to do when allergies are an issue?
When a child has a food allergy or is avoiding common allergens based on medical advice, the school cafeteria looms large. Communicating with the appropriate school personnel,
*Organizational Strategies for Students with ASD in Middle School and Up
Presented by Claire Schutte, Psy-D, BCBA-D, Staff Psychologist at The Johnson Center for Child Health & Development To receive a Certificate of Attendance, after viewing the webinar
*Navigating the Transition Years for People with ASD: From Preteen to Adulthood
Presented by Claire Schutte, Psy-D, BCBA-D, The Johnson Center for Child Health & Development Published: 03/28/2017 Claire Schutte, Psy.D., BCBA-D, is a psychologist at The Johnson
Healthy Nutrition Approaches for the School Year
Free certificates of participation are available upon successful completion of a brief knowledge quiz: https://www.classmarker.com/online-test/start/?quiz=pxb5784dbd442c60 This talk focuses on strategies for planning ahead for the challenges of maintaining
*Safety Issues in the Home and School
Click here to complete a Certificate of Attendance: http://www.classmarker.com/online-tes... There are many safety concerns to be considered for people with ASD. Wandering and drowning are of great
Medical Issues and the Educator’s Role – A Carine, DO
Learn how families, educators, and medical professionals can work collaboratively for individuals with ASD in the midst of competing financial, emotional and time resources. Includes definitions of
Q&A: Parents, Clinicians & Educators as Collaborators
Question and Answer session with Kelly Barnhill, CCN, CN, Ali Carine, MD, and Christine Muczyk regarding effective strategies for collaboration between parents, educators, and clinicians in the