“In These Uncertain Times”: Returning to School in an Age of Anxiety
“In these uncertain times“ is a phrase that has been thrown about so frequently during our struggles with managing and adapting to COVID-19 that it has become a cliché.
Assistive Technology to Help with Anxiety
Presented by Matt Dennion ## This presentation focuses on apps that can assist students from kindergarten to 12th grade in dealing with anxiety in school and in functional settings. The presentation highlights mobile technology that can help create schedules with detailed directions, support reading and writing for students with dyslexia
Parent Burnout in the Face of Covid 19
Presenter: Azlen Theobald, Psy.D.View slides from this webinar# What is burnout? We’ve all likely felt it in some capacity whether at home, in a school setting, or within our job environment. In the current pandemic setting, parents are wearing even more hats than they usually do and have found themselves
Ask the Advocate
Presented by Staci Greenwald, Esq.# Do you have a question for an education advocate? Here is your opportunity to ask. Staci Greenwald has 27 years experience as a lawyer in this field and has a personal connection to making things right. Staci J. Greenwald is a partner in Sussan, Greenwald
Parenting the Anxious Child
Presented by Marla Deibler, Psy.D. View the webinar’s corresponding slides here View slides in Spanish Anxiety Disorders are among the most common childhood mental health struggles. Learning to effectively cope with distressing thoughts and anxious emotions can be challenging. When feelings of anxiety are excessive and become overwhelming, children
Developmental Considerations for OCD in Kids, Teens, and Adults
Presented by Jacquelyn Gola, Psy.D. View the webinar’s corresponding slides here Although OCD is diagnosed using one set of criteria, it manifests differently across the lifespan. This presentation will explore OCD across different age groups. Webinar attendees will learn how OCD presents in children, adolescents, and adults and how
Improving Social Outcomes for Children with Tourette Syndrome and Other Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Presented by Azlen Theobald, Psy.D. View the webinar’s corresponding slides here An estimated 5% to 10% of the population are affected by neurodevelopmental disorders. Children with disabilities are at risk for peer rejection and stigmatization, which often leads to feelings of depression and isolation. Finding ways to help peers
Introduction to Mindfulness for Stress Reduction
Presented by Anton Shcherbakov, Psy.D, BCBA View the webinar’s corresponding slides here You may have heard the term “mindfulness” pop up on the news, in books, or through friends and family. It seems like everyone is talking about it these days! So what is it? Put simply, mindfulness is
I Wasn’t Aware. Brain Function: Why Do We Have One?
Presented by Dr. Vincent Kiechlin View the webinar’s corresponding slides here This webinar will cover the primary function of the brain and why we have one in the first place. Including: – the basic workings of brain cells– why they communicate with each other– how their function can be
IDEA and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973: What Every Parent Needs to Know
Presenter: Staci J. Greenwald, Esq. View the webinar’s corresponding slides here View slides in Spanish You will learn the origins and intent of the IDEA, what free and appropriate public eduction in the lease restrictive envirnment should look like. Placement in the appropriate learning environment will be discussed and