Tuesday, May 24, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Has your loved one recently been diagnosed with autism? Are you unsure which piece of your puzzle to pick up first? Please join us for our newest parent support group created especially for families who receive a new diagnosis of ASD and are navigating an unknown journey. This support
Join us for a gathering of fathers of children with autism and related disabilities to support one another, share resources, and connect. Must be a registered UM-NSU CARD client. Meetings will be held in person. Registration with Dr. Alessandri is required to attend. Please make sure to register in advance to receive the most current
Bring your coffee, breakfast, and bring a friend. Everyone is welcome to join us for a virtual forum for caregivers and family members of individuals with autism spectrum disorder who are affected by challenging behaviors. UM-NSU CARD registration is required for participation. If you would like to attend the group and you are not currently
Here’s an opportunity to share and get support from others who have an adult family member with ASD. We’re here for you to share your challenges and celebrate your successes. If you are not receiving regular notices about meetings, please email Dr. Adreon at dadreon@miami.edu with your first & last name, as well as the first and last name of
Virtual Event Add to calendar Social opportunity for middle and high school students via remote conferencing. All participants must be registered with UM-NSU CARD and be aware of their ASD diagnosis. To register for this group e-mail one of the case managers listed below. Families must RSVP via e-mail for each session to receive link
Navigating the world of college admissions testing is nerve-wracking under the best circumstances. Add in your child’s dyslexia, and the process can be terrifying. Join us for a presentation by Wendy Raynor, College Admissions Test expert, to better understand the current standardized testing landscape and how to navigate the accommodations process. May 9 @ 7:00
A support group for the families of a constituent with Autism or related disabilities who also identify with at least one minority status. i.e. gender, racial, ethnic, cultural, LGBTQ+, & economic minority to name some. Audience: Families who identify as persons of any minority group and whom are registered with UM-NSU CARD. If you have
Join The Daniel Jordan Fiddle Foundation Transition and Adult team for our Spring Social Skills Training Series. This training series is presented by PEERS certified trainers and will be an introduction to social skills. Session 1: Safety in the Community - Bart Barta Session 2: Internet Safety - Samantha Sehter Session 3: Safety & Sexuality - Dr. Alexis
Presenter: Peter Vermeulen, Ph.D. Hosted by: UM-NSU CARD About the Presenter, Dr. Peter Vermeulen, founder, and CEO of Autism in Context is a psychologist who has authored 15 books on autism that combine science, practical tips, and a touch of humor. He received his Bachelor in Family Sciences and continued on to his Master in Psychology
Supporting Staff in Addressing the Needs of Students with ASD in the General Education Setting Participants will learn: Common challenges of students with ASD in the general education setting, strategies for supporting school personnel, and strategies for fostering positive family/school relationships Registration through Eventbrite is required at https://strategiesforschooladministrators2022.eventbrite.com If you have any questions contact Dr. Diane
