parent-to-parent coffee
4/27/2016
Cohasset SEPAC
Parent-to-Parent Support Coffee January 20, 2016 11 am - 1pm 82 Jerusalem Road, Steep Rocks, Cohasset Great place for advice on anything from services to doctors and activities for siblings. Children are always welcome.
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PILGRIM AREA COLLABORATIVE EXTENDED SERVICES
presents NEUROTYPICAL MOVIE SCREENING & PANEL DISCUSSION WEDNESAY APRIL 13TH 6:30-9 PM Come join us for the showing of Neurotypical. “Neurotypical" is a rare film among documentaries about autism. It relates the experiences of this neurological condition from the point of view of autistics themselves. Via the worlds of 4year-old Violet, teenager Nicholas and middle-aged wife and mother Paula, along with provocative interviews with other autistics, the film recounts the challenges they face living among "normal" people--whom many of them call neurotypicals." After the showing hear the perspective of a parent, a professional, and an individual living with ASD. This event is geared towards anyone who has been touched by someone with Autism. The workshop is free and will take place at the Pilgrim Academy located at 42 Industrial Park Road, Plymouth, MA. There is limited space for each and registration is on a first come first serve basis. If you are interested in registering for any of the workshops please contact Debbie Crothers at dcrothers@pilgrimac.org or 781.293.6111 ext. 2704 FREE Webinar
STOP SHOUTING… And Start Solving Effective Behavior Management at Home and at School Presented By: Joseph Moldover, Psy.D., ABPP/cn J. Stuart Ablon, PhD Jessica Minahan, BCBA Live: Thursday, April 7th from 7:00 to 9:00 PM ET Are you the parent or teacher of a child with challenging behaviors? Are you frustrated by the difficult-to-implement and oftentimes contradictory advice offered by many behavioral and mental health professionals? This free, live webinar with leading neuropsychologist Dr. Joseph Moldover, renowned author Dr. Stuart Ablon, and internationally celebrated author and speaker Jessica Minahan will provide valuable perspectives and information for parents and teachers of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD, behavior problems, and psychiatric diagnoses. Join three leading experts in discussing approaches to understanding and intervening in patterns of problem behavior. Compare and contrast different methods to understand what tools are right for your specific situation. Submit questions to be addressed in the live question and answer session. |
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