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 Bullying and the Special Education Student:
November 10th, in Worcester. The District Attorney's office is scheduled to conduct this workshop, which will cover what constitute's bullying and harassment, cyber bullying, bullying and the law, resolving bullying situations, and more. See our front page.
NFL in Boston Tackle Youth and Athletes' Mental Health:
Free and open to the public, November 16th. NFL players, health providers, alumni, experts and more take on mental health challenges and stigmas faced by athletes and students. See our Front page.
Shut Up About Your Perfect Kid!
November 9th, in North Andover and November 10th, in Tyngsborough. Gina and Patty, sisters and local authors of Shut Up About Your Perfect Kid- A survival Guide for Ordinary Parents of Special Children, discuss the humorous and heartwarming side of rasing an imperfect child in a world pre-occupied with perfection. Details on the Front Page.
Sensory-Friendly Films - MegaMind and Harry Potter:
Dartmouth, Framingham, and Tyngsboro, November 6th and 20th. Participating theaters provide families with autism and other disabilities an opportunity to enjoy fun films with the lights up, the sound turned down, and audience members allowed to get up, dance, walk, shout or sing. See our front page.
Assistive Technology Fair for Work, Play and School:
November 9th, in Hyannis. There will be low and high-tech devices on display that help with everyday activities such as eating, computer and phone use, cooking, medication and more. See our front page.
Social Security and Financial Planning For Families:
November 9th, in Cambridge. Representatives from the Department of Mental Health and local special needs attorneys will answer your questions about social security, disability benefits, guardianship, and financial planning. See our front page.
Helping Kids and Adults Understand ADHD:
Free and open to the public, November 7th, in Sudbury. Walter Sherburne, formerly of the Hallowell Center, will discuss the challenges and joys of raising ADD/ADHD Children. See our front page.
Planning A Life - Making the Most Out of High School:
November 5th and 6th, in Worcester. This transition conference is for and about students in special education, ages 14 - 22. Topics include Vision Development/Self Advocacy, Transition Planning Forms, How To Develop Transition Goals, Housing, Postsecondary and Employment Options, and more. Scholarships available. Teens and Young Adults on our front page.
Strategies for Children's Challenging Behavior:
Free, November 6th, in Gloucester. For anyone raising, caretaking or educating children with mental health challenges. Understand the behaviors of children with mental health issues, and learn strategies for home and schools. See our front page.
Aspergers and Autism Workshops For Parents:
In Watertown, at the AANE, through November 7th. Topics include Interventions and Strategies For Parents, Homework and Writing, Advocating for Your Child with AS in Public Schools, College Life, Making School Work, and Helping Teens Stay Safe in Relationships. See Teens and Young Adults on the Front Page.
And in Needham, at the Ladders Program, through December. Topics include Massachusetts Schools Obligations to Meet The Unique Needs of Children with ASD, and Home-Based Program ABA overview. Front Page.
Accessing Public Supports:
Through November 23rd, in West Boylston. Part of the "Autism 101" Series. Register for single sessions or the entire series. Others topics include: "What is ABA?", and "An Overview of Medical Issues in Autism. See our front page for details.
Transition to Adulthood Resource Fair:
November 17th, in Foxborough. For parents/guardians of students with special needs, ages 14 - 21. Meet vendors and providers, and learn about Guardianship, Qualifying for Adult Services, Social Security, Vocational Training, College, Residential Services, and more. See Teens and Young Adults on our Front Page.
Building a Home for Your Adult Child:
November 13th, in Waltham. Discover local, state and federal resources, how to utilize community support waivers, agencies that provide housing options, and network with others who have been successful in securing supportive living arrangements. See Teens and Young Adults on the front page.
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