Center for Spectrum Services offers workshops and trainings on numerous topics relevant to professionals, paraprofessionals, and parents. Workshops are conducted by seasoned professionals in the autism field, including psychologists, clinical social workers, speech and language pathologists, occupational and physical therapists, and behavioral specialists.
Trainings are typically three hours in length but can be modified if needed. Presentations can take place at the Center for Spectrum Services or at a location of your choosing. Workshops are designed to actively engage participants as much as possible. They may include hands-on learning activities, examples of educational or therapeutic materials or illustrative video clips. Continuing Teacher and Leadership Education (CTLE) credits are available for all trainings and workshops.
Overviews
Communication Skills Information and practical strategies to help understand the special educational needs of students on the Autism Spectrum.
Content designed to help Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders succeed in college.
In these classes, parents and professionals will learn about social characteristics of Autism Spectrum Disorders and approaches that can help students learn to navigate social situations. Content focused on understanding the sensory needs of students with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Information and strategies to help parents and professionals understand student behavior and reach behavioral goals. Workshops and classes designed to help parents and other family members understand can how autism may affect the family.
Workshops and Classes that provide an introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorders for educators, parents, and others.
Workshops and Classes that address the various issues with communication students with Autism Spectrum Disorders may face.
Educational Approaches
College Students
Social Skills
Sensory Integration
Behavior
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Parent Support
