Transition Planning for Parents: Where to Start?
Let's talk about the importance of self-advocacy and what families/parents can do to help youth with planning for the future.
Events
10 events found.
Training
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Special Education Process: What are the Steps?
Join the MSPTI and learn the steps from referral for testing to writing the IEP, what to expect and how to find resources.
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Parent Peer Support Institute: Advancing PPS Practice, Program, and Policy
Learn about best practices and innovations from the field, tools and resources for application in work with families and more.
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Drop In Family Support Time
This hour is open for any family member to drop in for all or some of the time to share any concerns or get feedback from others about handling different situations.
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Part 1 of 2: Self-Harm and Suicide Awareness and Prevention in Childhood and Early Adolescence
During this webinar, educators will learn about unique considerations for preventing, recognizing & responding to suicide risk in children.
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Recovery, Recurrence, and Resilience
Join Pam Lanhart, founder and executive director of Thrive Family Recovery Resource in a discussion on resilience, relapse and recovery.
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Dealing with Grief
Understand the different meanings of loss and the impact of loss on those grieving and developed perceptions of death and death anxiety.
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Engaging Youth and Families in Residential Care – Strategies and Impact from Research and Lived Experience
This webinar offers insight through research and lived experiences into the current status of residential care.
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The 5Ws of Guidance for Pediatric End-of-Life Care
Presenters will review the American Academy of Pediatrics report outlining best practices for Pediatric End-of-Life Care.
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Part 2: Young Children and Suicide Prevention for Parents and Caregivers
This workshop provides parents and caregivers a space to learn more about common myths and facts about suicide risk in young children.