In this group, you will have the chance to speak with others who communicate and see the world like you do about the challenges that arise in neurodiverse relationships. Not only are coping strategies and tools presented, they are practiced in the meetings to help group members improve their relationship skills.
Specific strategies that have been proven to be successful for improving your child's behavior and successful learning will be provided. Topics covered will include home-school communication, social interactions, executive functioning/organizational skills, behavioral self-control, and homework/classwork completion. Workshop presented by Tana Hope, Ph.D The Child and Family Therapy Clinic of the Department of Behavioral Psychology at Kennedy Krieger Institute. To register, please call or email the BCPS Special Education Resource Center at 410-887-5443 or email serc@bcps.org
Contact Name : Felicia Patterson
Contact Email : fpatterson2@bcps.org
Location: Baltimore County Public Library-North Point Branch-Meeting Room 1716 Merritt Blvd Dundalk, MD 21222
In this group, you will have the chance to speak with others who communicate and see the world like you do about the challenges that arise in neurodiverse relationships. Not only are coping strategies and tools presented, they are practiced in the meetings to help group members improve their relationship skills.
VIdeo Group for Spouses/Partners of Adults with Asperger's
April 30, 2020 –
In this group, you will have the chance to speak with others who understand and share your experiences with issues related to being in a neurodiverse couple. Discussions are focused on learning tools and coping strategies for particular issues that arise because of the neurological differences between partners.
Are you a parent or caregiver of a child or youth with a disability? Please join us and meet other parents & caregivers, make new connections and exchange ideas.
To register contact: Michelle Thornton at 410-396-8900 or email: PFS@bcps.k12.md.us
Location:
Enoch Pratt Free Library (Walbrook Junction)
3203 W. North Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21216
Sponsored By: Office of Special Education Partners for Success: Resource Center for Families and Schools
CERTIFICATION 201: Case Presentations and Advanced Topics in Neurodiverse Couples Therapy
May 1, 2020 –
TRAINING 101: Fundamentals of Working with Neurodiverse Couples in Therapy teaches therapists how to recognize, understand, and effectively treat neurodiverse couples in therapy. This is a 10 hour self-paced online training. Developed by Grace Myhill, MSW, the course includes in depth lectures from Grace and other experts in the field, including insights and observations from a panel of therapists who work with neurodiverse couples. In addition to hearing from professionals, you will get an intimate peek into the lives of 10 neurodiverse couples as they share their experiences and the complexities of being in a neurodiverse relationship.
CERTIFICATION 201: Case Presentations and Advanced Topics in Neurodiverse Couples Therapy is for those who want to hone their skills and knowledge about working with neurodiverse couples in therapy. Classes will meet 8 times for 90 minutes by video conference.
With a small group of 5 - 8 fellow clinicians, participants will hear short lectures by Grace Myhill, MSW on topics such as telling a couple they are neurodiverse, dealing with meltdowns, and discussing physical intimacy. Participants will also present and discuss their own clients, as well as have a Q & A session with a neurodiverse couple and with a specialist in the field of neurodiverse couples therapy.
Join our Facebook Group page now to learn how you can gear up for our May 1st virtual party. Purchase a commemorative t-shirt, text to support and get excited for a fun way to come together! Any donations we raise during the dance party will help us fund our First Responder and Hospital training programs.
The 7th Annual Special Education Parent Summit is hosted by Montgomery County Public Schools on May 2nd at Quince Orchard High School.
This event is FREE to attend and features keynote speakers, a resource fair, breakout sessions, and resources for families.
You must register here to attend: https://forms.gle/eZovRxNp6ENNsPgQ8. Child Care and a small breakfast is provided.
Want to know more? View our annual summit videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj78EAJhVNU
Contact Name : Jennifer Strouble
Contact Email : Jennifer_R_Strouble@mcpsmd.org
Location: Quince Orchard High School 15800 Quince Orchard Road Gaithersburg, MD 20878
Our Sensory-Friendly performances aim to provide a safe environment where individuals and families can relax and be who they are.
Sensory-Friendly performances are designed to create a theatre experience that is welcoming for individuals on the autism spectrum or those with other sensory sensitivities who might benefit from an adjusted environment.
Adaptations for these performances may include:
Pre-visit social narrative and other preparatory materials describing what to expect.
Lower sound level, especially for surprising or loud sounds;
House lights remain on at a low level in the theatre during the performance;
Lessening of strobe lighting or lighting focused on the audience;
Patrons are welcome to talk and leave their seats during the performance;
Designated take-a-break space and quiet areas;
Space throughout the theatre for standing and movement;
Limited crowds at Ford’s Theatre during the day and timing of the performance;
Ford’s Theatre staff trained to be inviting and accommodating to patron’s needs; and
Allowance for the use of tablets and smartphones for communication.
Group for Partners with an Asperger's Profile
Virtual Dance Party 2