Autistics Diagnosed Later in Life
Support group for adults diagnosed autistic is intending exclusively for individuals who have received an autism diagnosis in adulthood.
12 events found.
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Red de Recursos Familiares – Capacitación Para Padres: Programa Educativo Individualizado
Aprenda los conceptos básicos de esta importante reunión de planificación que ocurre por primera vez alrededor del tercer cumpleaños de su hijo e involucra sus…
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Pamper My Baby
Join Chasing 7 Dreams for an educational workshop on healthy childhood development and early intervention awareness. Gain a better understanding of your child's development and…
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Navigating the Spectrum of Support
Join BrightLife Kids and the Department of Developmental Services to explore resources for families of neurodivergent children. BrightLife Kids partners with all 21 Regional Centers…
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Supporting Engagement, Communication, and Play with Young Children at Home
Thank you for your interest in the UC Davis MIND Institute ECHO Program ECHO: Supporting Engagement, Communication, and Play with Young Children at Home will meet…
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Turtle Talk: Expressing Artful Insights about Art Works
Turtle Talk is back! We invite Native parents, teachers, and caregivers, along with those working with Native children and families and those interested in the…
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The Future is Now
Preparing for the care of your adult child or family member. This six-week live event offers a step-by-step process to help you design a plan…
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Medicaid Town Hall One Year Later: Where We Are Now
A lot has happened with Medicaid over the past year. Learn what’s changed and what we know now for people with disabilities, developmental disabilities, and…
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Social Recreation Services Through Regional Centers
This training will help you understand how social recreation services through the Regional Center can support you or your loved one with developmental disabilities. Social…
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Medicaid Town Hall One Year Later: Where We Are Now
A lot has happened with Medicaid over the past year. Learn what’s changed and what we know now for people with disabilities, developmental disabilities, and…