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This is an opportunity for educators to come together and share ideas on how to support families of young children with disabilities. We share resources and offer support to one another. Note: Approximately three weeks before the first session, registrants will receive an email to confirm receipt of their registration request and important instructions that […]
This webinar will dive into what it really means to do integrated therapy in an early childhood setting and why it really is best for all children. We will discuss and review how to get started, schedules and what therapy might look like. We will also discuss how integrated therapy can not be successful unless […]
The early years of raising a child with a disability are often filled with anxiety, overwhelm, and fear of the future. In this workshop, Amanda Griffith-Atkins, LMFT and author of How to Handle More Than You Can Handle, helps caregivers explore realistic self-care, cope with difficult emotions, and find steadiness in an unpredictable journey. Participants […]
Toilet training can sometimes be a difficult task of knowing when your child is ready, especially when your child has a disability. When and how to begin the process of toilet training and what tips and tricks would be helpful to know will also be discussed. In this one-hour training, you will be introduced to […]
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Education Team equips early childhood educators with the knowledge and tools to engage their students in music on a daily basis. Simple activities and engaging lessons emphasize using music within the framework of current early childhood curricula to teach all children, including those of diverse abilities and neurotypes. With the […]
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Education Team equips early childhood educators with the knowledge and tools to engage their students in music on a daily basis. Simple activities and engaging lessons emphasize using music within the framework of current early childhood curricula to teach all children, including those of diverse abilities and neurotypes. With the […]