Events Calendar
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Contact: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/709486702426359126
Questions and concerns often arise when parents are planning to collect their own Social Security and they have a son/daughter with disabilities who receives SSI and Medicaid. This presentation will discuss how to navigate those changes that may affect your adult child as you consider retirement. Registration requested.
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Finding Support After Diagnosis
Join Autism Speaks to explore strategies to support your child after their diagnosis and help them reach their full potential. Hear from parent training specialists and our Autism Response Team to discuss key resources and strategies to consider in the coming months and years. Topics we will discuss: How autism can impact your child; Educational support strategies for your child; Resources and services to support your family. Registration requested.
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Everything You Need To Know About Stuttering And Treatment Approaches
Contact: https://www.familyofkidz.com/conferences/18091/details
This online workshop will focus on giving you a better understanding of stuttering and ideas on how to approach treatment. There is no one specific treatment option for the student who stutters, and the goals and treatment plans should be developed based upon each student’s speaking, social, emotional and mental needs. Often treatment is a collaborative approach involving the speech-language pathologist, classroom teacher, psychologist, social worker, parents, and others. CEUs available. Registration requested.
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Chuck E Cheese Sensory Friendly Sunday
Contact: www.chuckecheese.com/sensory-sensitive-sundays/
A sensory friendly event the first Sunday of every month offering an opportunity for children to enjoy games in a calm and safe environment that includes dimmed lighting, no show or music, and trained & caring staff. See website for participating branches.
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Location Queens Museum Flushing Meadows Corona Park Queens, New York
Contact:
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 718 592 9700 x130Children with disabilities ages 8-12 and their families are invited the first Sunday of each month for art-making activities, guided by trained museum educators and teaching artists. Each month explores a new theme and art activities.
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Accessing Services And 'Natural Supports'
Everyone has a right to be involved in their community. There are many supports for people with disabilities to help them do just that. This workshop will discuss supports for accessing the community and will provide hands—on tools for helping students to obtain natural supports in the community. It will also include a discussion on how to navigate some of the challenges associated with accessing services. Registration requested.
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Model Employee Perfect Your Personal & Professional Look
Contact: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1qr5i-c0T_KfE-coYBppRg#/registration
Presentation and appearance are an important part of employment. Dress, overall hygiene, and reminders to keep yourself looking fresh will be discussed. The webinar includes examples of real life situations you might encounter as well as a discussion on how people with visible and/or invisible disabilities are viewed by others in the workplace and community. Registration requested.
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Promoting Independence: Living and Transportation
Contact: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/promoting-independence-living-and-transportation-tickets-694233469997
Learn about: Steps to take now in order to support independent living in the future; Programs available in the community that support independent living; Funding sources that exist which promote independent living; Transportation planning; Steps to promote individual safety. Registration requested.
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Language Based Learning Disabilities---What This Means For A Child
Location Tal Academy 134-01 Rockaway Beach Blvd Rockaway Park, NY
Contact: 516-218-1929
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. A lecture about language based learning disabilities. Registration requested.
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CHEMED Medicine and Ethics Conference
Location Armon Hotel Stamford, Connecticut
Contact: www.medicineandethics.org
An educational and inspirational weekend for medical professionals and their families. Nationally and internationally acclaimed speakers will address attendees regarding relevant, cutting-edge topics in medicine and Halachah. Reservations requested .
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Navigating the New York System for People With Developmental Disabilities
Contact: https://www.yai.org/events/navigating-new-york-system-people-developmental-disabilities-9
Find out how to apply for eligibility through the New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD). A brief overview of the services available once eligibility has been established will also be provided. Information offered in this workshop is relevant only to New York State services. Registration requested.
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Play Without Boundaries at the Please Touch Museum
Location Please Touch Museum Memorial Hall 4231 Avenue of the Republic Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Contact: 215-581-3181
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. At this event, the Please Touch Museum is adapted to provide a relaxed environment for individuals with autism, learning differences, and other sensory or communication needs. Registration requested.
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Breaking Barriers with Visionary Resilience
Contact: https://lighthouseguild.org/events/breaking-barriers-with-visionary-resilience
A Zoom discussion featuring Natalie Shearer, a remarkable individual who has defied expectations in her roles as an entrepreneur, devoted mother, and passionate advocate, all while navigating the challenges of visual impairment. Natalie will share her captivating journey, offering insights into the triumphs and tribulations of entrepreneurship, the joys and the challenges of motherhood, and the impactful advocacy work she has undertaken in the visually impaired community. Registration requested.
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Tech Talk: AI Apps and What’s the Difference Between Them?
Contact: A discussion on assistive technology for people who are blind or visually impaired. Registration requested.
A discussion on assistive technology for people who are blind or visually impaired. Registration requested.
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Tips To A Smooth Transition In Switching From A Pediatrician To Adult Primary Care
Contact: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5370635346252025437
If your child is seeing a pediatrician, eventually they will need to switch to an adult primary care provider. What information will you need to know in this area of transition? What questions do you need to ask or be able to answer? This webinar will provide the answers to these questions as well as provide tips to help with this transition area. Registration requested.