La “Iniciativa del Autismo” les Invita al grupo de apoyo de Madres y Padres, En Español!
 
Durante las próximas sesiones que termina en el mes de junio 2024, la psicóloga Johanna Santana, con Masters in Salud Mental trabajara con ustedes guiándoles a facilitar discusiones abiertas, reflexiones e información sobre una variedad de temas relacionados con nuestra vida emocional y habilidades de crianza.
 
¡Esperamos pueda asistir consistentemente a nuestro grupo para que obtengan el máximo beneficio de esta reunión!
 

The program will focus on the development of independent life skills, including self-advocacy, independent living, communication skills, and strategies for developing positive relationships. Sessions include a variety of community-based outings, during which participants will put a previously learned skill into action. Parents will participate in a simultaneous support group, as well as a weekly session debrief, in which the participants will engage parents in the skill learned that day. 
 

The program will focus on the development of independent life skills, including self-advocacy, independent living, communication skills, and strategies for developing positive relationships. Sessions include a variety of community-based outings, during which participants will put a previously learned skill into action. Parents will participate in a simultaneous support group, as well as a weekly session debrief, in which the participants will engage parents in the skill learned that day. 
 

This virtual interactive after-school program will offer children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), from ages 3 up to 13 years old, with social skills development through the arts. The program involves the participation of students’ parents to learn skills taught and then to reinforce them at home and in their communities. Students will explore various visual art forms in an interactive small group setting.
 
The program is made in collaboration with the Children’s Museum of the Arts. Materials will be provided.
 

The program will focus on the development of independent life skills, including self-advocacy, independent living, communication skills, and strategies for developing positive relationships. Sessions include a variety of community-based outings, during which participants will put a previously learned skill into action. Parents will participate in a simultaneous support group, as well as a weekly session debrief, in which the participants will engage parents in the skill learned that day.