Parent peer support is a parent/caregiver or using their lived experience to support others going through similar experiences.

Does it seem as if the simplest activity can quickly turn into disaster when your child’s behavior is out of control? You are not alone! Many, if not most, parents find themselves struggling with behavior at some point. The good news is that there are evidence-based, effective strategies (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports -PBIS) that you can use to create POSITIVE and LASTING solutions for your family. JOIN US!

This training will help participants get in touch with their own stress and help them recognize early signs of family stress.

Parent peer support is a parent/caregiver or using their lived experience to support others going through similar experiences.

For youth with disabilities and their families, this is often a time filled with questions, challenges, and uncertainty.

The National Center for Training and Technical Assistance on Child, Youth, and Family Mental Health (NTTAC) is pleased to announce a no-cost virtual System of Care Summit (SOC Summit) on May 14-16, 2024. No-cost continuing education hours are available each day.

The quality of relationships and interactions between parents and professionals on IFSP or IEP teams affects the success of the team to achieve desired outcomes for the child.

Join us to learn how to work with parents and/or professionals in ways that will assist with communication and conflict resolution.

Families as Allies is training interested parents & caregivers to help with outreach in communities across MS. This training will focus on outreach at conferences & events, presenting to community groups about FAA, & supporting families with school & other types of meetings within communities.