Upcoming Webinars & Workshops
DSCBA Presents a Two-Part Webinar Series:
PREPARING, COPING, AND CONQUERING STRESSFUL MEDICAL EVENTS
The Center for Pediatric Traumatic Stress (CPTS) was founded in 2002 to address medical trauma in the lives of children and families. The DSCBA has asked CPTS to present to our membership specifically addressing individuals with IDD and their families.
Part 1 - Strategies for Children with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities
Date: Sept 24th, 10am PST
Part 2 - Strategies for Parents and Caregivers
Date: Oct 29th, 10am PST
(attend one or both webinars)
Past Webinars and Workshops
More Information
Past Webinars
Mental Health - Life After the Pandemic
Inspiring Learners to Be So Happy to Learn!
Click here for Spanish version
Creating and Using Personal Profiles to Empower People with Down Syndrome
Food & Health, Connecting the Two for Healthful Lives, Part II
An Educational Workshop for Paraprofessionals
Homeschooling Q&A
Two-Part Webinar Series on New Regional Center Service Offerings
Presented by Sheraden Nicholau, Regional Manager for the State Council on Developmental Disabilities
Part 1 - A Foundation for Advocacy: Person-Centered Thinking & Planning
Webinar => CLICK HERE
- 1 Person - Centered Planning Intro
- 2A Person- Centered Planning Handouts
- 2B Person - Centered Planining Handouts
- 3A - PCP Practice Guidelines
- 3B - PCP Practice Guidelines - Practice
- 4 PCP Resource Videos
- 4 PCP Resource Videos (1)
- One Page Profile English
- One Page Profile Spanish
Part 2 - An Overview of Self Determination. The Vision, the Value and the Roll-Out for Californias with I/DD
Webinar => CLICK HERE
ABA and Behavior Management to Support Individuals with a Dual Diagnosis of DS-ASD
Sensory Diets for Individuals with a Dual Diagnosis of DS-ASD:
AAC Systems and Strategies for Individuals with a Dual Diagnosis of DS-ASD:
Structured Home Teaching Activities for DS-ASD Families:
The Dual Diagnosis of Down Syndrome and Autism:
Introduction to Medi-Cal/Medicare:
Introduction to SSI and IHSS:
Mental and Behavioral Health and Psychotropic Medications in Individuals with Down Syndrome:
