SCHOOL IN-SERVICE PROGRAM
NJCTS is committed to delivering in-service trainings to education professionals and healthcare providers at schools throughout the state. We can provide a TS expert to train the faculty on managing TS symptoms in the classroom and offer a wide range of strategies and accommodations for the student(s) with TS that can lead to a positive impact on their academic success. Virtual presentations are also available. Email info@njcts.org for more information.
YOUTH ADVOCATE PRESENTATIONS
We can arrange for a Youth Advocate to speak to fellow students about TS through a powerful anti-bullying presentation promoting acceptance, tolerance, and self-advocacy. These presentations can be given in-person but will be virtual throughout the fall. There is no need to identify your child during the presentation.
COLLEGE BOUND
Have a child off to college this fall? Our past NJCTS scholarship winners have provided us with great advice for incoming freshman. Check it out on our Teen Blog.
WEBINARS
- Getting Kids Motivated for School! Strategies to Foster Your Child/Teen’s Motivation to Achieve in School
- 10 Ways to Make a Great School Year
- Assistive Technology to Help with Anxiety
- IDEA and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973: What Every Parent Needs to Know
- Understanding and Dealing with Children Who Refuse or Avoid Going to School: A Cognitive-Behavioral Approach
- STOP: An Anti-Bullying Guide for Families, Schools, and Others Working with Children
- The Trauma Informed Classroom
DON’T FORGET ABOUT TWITCHA AND TWITCHA 2!
- The themes of Twitcha include: Acceptance, Empowerment, Anti-Bullying
- Free, downloadable and complete lesson plan created by a teacher. Plus a coloring sheet for the younger children.
- Each component of the lesson plan provided coincides with the New Jersey Student Learning Standards