In-person at Our Kingston School or Remote Our parent discussion group offers caregivers the chance to share parenting experiences, educational and management strategies, community resources, upcoming conferences and new research. We can also offer support to one another in an informal and comfortable setting. Our special sibling discussion group is for the brothers and sisters...

In-person at Our Ellenville School or Remote Play and activities allow children to use their creativity while developing their imagination, dexterity, physical, cognitive, social, and emotional strength. Play is important to healthy brain development. With winter break soon approaching, come join us to learn about activities to do at home with your children. This presentation...

Tues. 1/17 12:30 – 2:00 remote only 6:30 – 8:00 in-person Kingston or remote Laurie Hopkins, our OP/PT/APE Department Head, will discuss why “heavy-work” activities are so important for creating a child’s sensory flow, and supporting a calmer and more organized nervous system. We will look at specific aspects of processing sensory information that can...

  In-person at Our Kingston School or Remote Our parent discussion group offers caregivers the chance to share parenting experiences, educational and management strategies, community resources, upcoming conferences and new research. We can also offer support to one another in an informal and comfortable setting. Our special sibling discussion group is for the brothers and sisters...

Tues. 1/24  12:30 – 2:00 remote only 6:30 – 8:00 in-person Kingston or remote This workshop helps parents who have a child with ASD to further develop strategies to handle behaviors that either interfere with learning new skills or address challenging behaviors they want to reduce. We will address key components of behavior including understanding...

Autism and Sleep Problems: Getting a Good Night Sleep is Possible Thurs. 2/9  From 12:30 – 2:00 Remotely, and Thurs. 2/9 from 6:30 – 8:00 at our Kingston School Sleep is such a precious commodity, especially for the children and families whose lives are influenced by patterns of disrupted sleep. Does your child struggle with...

Autism and Sleep Problems: Getting a Good Night Sleep is Possible 6:30 – 8:00 Both In-Person at Our Kingston School or Remote Sleep is such a precious commodity, especially for the children and families whose lives are influenced by patterns of disrupted sleep. Does your child struggle with going to sleep, staying asleep, or rising...

  In-person at Our Kingston School or Remote Our parent discussion group offers caregivers the chance to share parenting experiences, educational and management strategies, community resources, upcoming conferences and new research. We can also offer support to one another in an informal and comfortable setting. Our special sibling discussion group is for the brothers and sisters...

Teaching Positive Replacement Behavior Tues. 2/22  From 12:30 – 2:00 remote only At our last workshop, we discussed understanding behavior and positive behavioral supports. This means that just responding to a difficult behavior is not enough and will never lead to eliminating the problem behavior completely. Instead, we need to focus on prevention, understanding the...

Teaching Positive Replacement Behavior Tues. 2/22  From 6:30 – 8:00 In Person in Kingston and also remote At our last workshop, we discussed understanding behavior and positive behavioral supports. This means that just responding to a difficult behavior is not enough and will never lead to eliminating the problem behavior completely. Instead, we need to...

  In-person at Our Kingston School or Remote on Zoom Our parent discussion group offers caregivers the chance to share parenting experiences, educational and management strategies, community resources, upcoming conferences and new research. We can also offer support to one another in an informal and comfortable setting. Our special sibling discussion group is for the brothers...

Nature's Classroom Wed. 3/22  -  12:30 – 2:00 In-person at our Ellenville School or remote on Zoom Playing out doors is the foundation to childhood development. In this workshop we will explore how outdoor play support cognitive, social, fine and gross motor development. In addition, exploring nature helps develop problem solving and sensory skills. Join...