An extensive 2020/2021 Virtual Winter Workshop series that will benefit families, individuals and educators alike. For a nominal fee, ASR CT is offering a wide array of workshops including transition planning, sexuality and healthy relationships, and workshops for early education educators.
Transition Bootcamp: Three Part Series – 6:30-8pm $25 per session
Session 1: Tuesday, November 10, 2020: Unique challenges in becoming more independent for those with ASD
Session 2: Tuesday November 17, 2020: Legal and financial aspects of planning
Session 3: Tuesday November 24, 2020: Next steps: one on one or small group discussion and planning to assist participants in developing next steps
Early Education Educators: Two Part Series – 6:30-8pm $25 per session
Session 1: Thursday November 12, 2020: ASD 101 – Understanding Autism: How Autism Spectrum Disorder presents itself in the Early Childhood setting.
Session 2: Thursday November 19, 2020: Systems, Support and Social Scripts: Communication Systems, Visual Supports and an introduction to Social Scripts in the Early Childhood setting.
Sexuality Education: Talking to Teens/Young Adults About Sexuality: Three Part Series – 6:30-8pm $25 per session
Session 1: Tuesday, December 1, 2020: Introduction and Setting the Stage & Human Sexual Development
Session 2: Tuesday December 8, 2020: Tips for Talking and Teachable Moments
Session 3: Tuesday December 15, 2020: Responding to Behaviors
To register please visit https://ct-asrc.org workshops, or for additional information please contact ASRC at (203)265-7717 or email sara@ct-asrc.org
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ASRC is very excited to share with you that for the 19th Annual Autism Services & Resource CT Resource Fair we will be going VIRTUAL!!! Now more than ever families, caregivers and educators are looking for ways to help their individuals stay connected and access resources. We are proud to offer over 80 vendors, exhibitors and 12 live stream interactive workshops…all from the comfort of your own home. The link for information registration is:
(https://pheedloop.com/asrcfair1/site/)
| ASRC is proud to present the 2020 Virtual Autism Resource Fair, to be held on
Saturday, November 7
9:00 to 3:00
Workshops – Exhibitors – Networking – On Demand Recordings Available |
| “The incredible amount of information available, in such a short time frame, makes this event a must” – attendee |
| “Every year we attend, and see old friends and make new ones. We also learn SO much.” – attendee |
| “The variety of workshops every year is amazing, and this year is even better. Plus, the on-demand option is very convenient” – attendee |
| Partial List of Confirmed Exhibitors |
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| Achieve Beyond USA
Adelbrook
Amazing Achievements Occupational Therapy LLC
Anderson Cares
Applied Behavioral Strategies
Aspire Living and Learning
Autism Families CONNECTicut
Autism Health and Fitness Center
Barnum Wealth Management Metropilitan
Beacon HEalth Options
Behavioral and Education Consultants
Benhaven Career and Transition Services
Benhaven Individual & Family Support Program
Blue Umbrella Experience
BluePath Service Dogs
Briason Associates
BRS – State Agency
By Your Side Advocay
Camp Kodiak
Camp LeeMar
CCSN – Dr. Powers
Center for Autism Research Excellence- CARE | BU
Chapel Haven – Schleifer Center Inc.
Charles Bergamo – Northwestern Mutual
Charm Medical Supply
Cheshire Fitness Zone
Clifford Beers
College Autism Spectrum |
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| College Steps
Connecticut Behavioral Health LLC
Cotter Careers
CT Center for
Developmental Pediatrics MD
CT Department of Aging and Disability Services
Czepiga Daly Pope & Perri
Disability Planning Partners
Education Advocacy, LLC
EPrine Community Services
Faja Labratory – Boston Children’s Hospital
FAP – Friends of Autistic People
FAVOR – Medical Home Initiatives
Franklin Academy
Futures Planned
HostingCT
Hospital for Special Care
Institute of Living
Infinity Music Therapy
Juvo Autism + Behavioral Health Services
Kearns & Kearns PC
Kid Sense Therapy Group
Kings Speech @ Learning Center
Law Office of Robin P Keller LLC
League School -Walpole MA
Life Net
Logan Tech – Prox Talker
Marrakech, Inc
Michael Gilberg, Attorney-at-Law |
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| Milestone Behavior
Movia Robotics
Path CT
Planning Across The Spectrum
Prism Autism Center
Sallyz Center For Autism
SPARK at YALE
Spectrum Innovates
Springtide Child Development
State of CT Dept of Soc. Services Autism Div.
The Gengrass Center@ Univ. of St. Joseph
The Growing Tree Institute
The Hangout Spot
The Kennedy Center
The Light House – LVE Center
The Next Street
The Talcott Center – Motor PLANit
The Talcott Center for Child Development
TLC-Therapy for Language and Communication LLC
UCONN – Beyond Access
UCONN – KIDS (Kids in Developmental Science)
VANTAGE
VISTA Life Innovations
Wheeler Clinic
Woodhouse Academy
Yale Child Study – Chawarska Lab
Yale Child Study-McPartland Lab
Yale Child Study-Sukhodolsky Lab
Yoga Movement Therapy |
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| Speakers & Workshops
Jay Kearns, Kearns & Kearns
What legal planning does my autistic child need?
James McPartland, Yale University
Improving Clinical Care for ASD with Science
Denis Sukhodolsky, Yale University
Treatment of anxiety and disruptive behavior in children and adolescents with autism
Roger Jou, SPARK/Yale University
Why Does Autism Research Need You?
Kelly Powell, Yale University
Coping during the pandemic
Lou Mota, EPrine Community Services
Better Living With EPrine Community Services
Caroline Wilson & Kathleen Walsh, Gengras Center/University of Saint Joseph
Developing Soft Skills in Young Workers
Megan Gallagher, Hospital for Special Care
Making the most of the moment: Turning everyday tasks into therapeutic opportunities
Stephanie Foulkes & Suzanne Gregory, Vista Life Innovations
More Connected than Ever: Personal Growth in lieu of a Pandemic
Colleen Masse, Czepiga Daly Pope & Peri
Supported Decision Making
Missy Olive, Applied Behavioral Strategies
Evidence Based Strategies for Addressing Challenging Behavior and Picky Eating
Andrew Arboe, The Next Street Driving
Driving With Autism Spectrum Disorder
Charles Bergamo, Northwestern Mutual
How to Develop a Life Plan
Jay O’Brien, AANE/Life Net
LifeNet: a private pay, independent living support program for adults with Asperger’s/ASD |
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| Autism Services and Resources Connecticut
ct-asrc.org | info@ct-asrc.org | 203.265.7717 |
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