Events in January–March 2021
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Online Mindful Self-Compassion
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Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
Online Mindful Self-Compassion–
Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series–
Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1 - Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series - Free Webinar–
Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1 - Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series - Free WebinarThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
- This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
- Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
- Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
- Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
In our workshops you can learn about:
- Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
- Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
- Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
- The importance of data collection and how to do it.
- Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
- Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
- Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1 - Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series - Free Webinar–
Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1 - Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series - Free WebinarThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
- This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
- Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
- Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
- Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
In our workshops you can learn about:
- Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
- Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
- Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
- The importance of data collection and how to do it.
- Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
- Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
- Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
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Online Mindful Self-Compassion
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Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
Online Mindful Self-Compassion–
Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
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Pay Your Bills Lottery Early Bird DrawPay Your Bills Lottery Early Bird Draw
Your holiday bills could disappear!
Your ticket purchase will help more than 2,100 children and adults with disabilities, autism and brain-acquired injuries stay safe and connected during this time of loneliness with the purchase of technology and virtual activities!
3 chances to win CASH!
Early bird Draw 1 - $250
Early Bird Draw 2 - $500
(2 draws on January 25, 2021)Final Draw - $3,000
(final draw on February 1, 2021)
Pay Your Bills Lottery Early Bird Draw
Pay Your Bills Lottery Early Bird DrawYour holiday bills could disappear!
Your ticket purchase will help more than 2,100 children and adults with disabilities, autism and brain-acquired injuries stay safe and connected during this time of loneliness with the purchase of technology and virtual activities!
3 chances to win CASH!
Early bird Draw 1 - $250
Early Bird Draw 2 - $500
(2 draws on January 25, 2021)Final Draw - $3,000
(final draw on February 1, 2021)
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series–
Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
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Online Mindful Self-Compassion
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Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
Online Mindful Self-Compassion–
Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
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Pay Your Bills Lottery Grand Prize DrawPay Your Bills Lottery Grand Prize Draw
Your holiday bills could disappear!
Your ticket purchase will help more than 2,100 children and adults with disabilities, autism and brain-acquired injuries stay safe and connected during this time of loneliness with the purchase of technology and virtual activities!
3 chances to win CASH!
Early bird Draw 1 - $250
Early Bird Draw 2 - $500
(2 draws on January 25, 2021)Final Draw - $3,000
(final draw on February 1, 2021)
Pay Your Bills Lottery Grand Prize DrawPay Your Bills Lottery Grand Prize DrawYour holiday bills could disappear!
Your ticket purchase will help more than 2,100 children and adults with disabilities, autism and brain-acquired injuries stay safe and connected during this time of loneliness with the purchase of technology and virtual activities!
3 chances to win CASH!
Early bird Draw 1 - $250
Early Bird Draw 2 - $500
(2 draws on January 25, 2021)Final Draw - $3,000
(final draw on February 1, 2021)
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series–
Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
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Online Mindful Self-Compassion
–
Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
Online Mindful Self-Compassion–
Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series–
Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
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Online Mindful Self-Compassion
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Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
Online Mindful Self-Compassion–
Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series–
Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
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Online Mindful Self-Compassion
–
Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
Online Mindful Self-Compassion–
Online Mindful Self-CompassionOnline Mindful Self-Compassion (OMSC) is an evidence-based program designed to cultivate self-compassion based on the work of psychologists Kristen Neff, PhD and Christopher Germer, PhD. A growing body of research indicates that self-compassion has many benefits, including happiness, resilience, creativity, and satisfying relationships, while experiencing less anxiety and depression.In this 6-week Mindful Self-Compassion course you will learn some of principles and practices of mindful self-compassion, so you can better relate to and care for yourself, both physically and emotionally. It was conceived out of the need to offer MSC training to participants who are short on time and who cannot engage in the longer 2.5 hours weekly class. Research has shown that these techniques can help improve our emotional well-being, improve our ability to cope with life’s challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, promote healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and lead to more satisfying personal relationships.
Jennifer Kilimnik and Andrew Terhoch will be leading us in a 6 week online course that will be held on the Zoom Platform.
To register please visit compassionaction.ca. For questions please contact Kellie Lambert by email compassion@compassionaction.ca or by phone 204-256-4301 ext 2002.
Cost: sliding scale from $50 to $250
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series
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Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series–
Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
- -
Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series
–
Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series–
Fulfilling Potential Workshop SeriesOnlineThe Fulfilling Potential Workshop Series are FREE online workshops throughout the year. These workshops are a user-friendly introduction to practical concepts and strategies for teaching skills and managing challenging behaviour with compassion and effectiveness. Classes are developed and instructed by Manitoba’s leading experts in applied behaviour analysis.
Who are these workshops for?
This series is open to any individuals or teams who support or work with people who present challenging behavioural needs – especially individuals with developmental disabilities or autism.
Individuals who support children will find our workshops to be especially beneficial; however, our content is also relevant to youth and adults, including those with and those without disabilities and delays.
Some of our most frequent workshop participants include school staff, childcare centers, and parents and caregivers – and our feedback has been very positive!
Participants also often include social workers, foster parents, students, summer camps, dental professionals, supported employment staff, direct support professionals, and many others.
Workshop Descriptions
January 19 – March 2, 2021 | 6:30pm-9:00pm | Webinar
January 19: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 1
January 26: Understanding & Managing Challenging Behaviour 2
February 2: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 1
February 9: Effective Goals & Teaching Strategies 2
February 16: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder and ABA
February 23: Planning Happy Days
March 2: Potty Training Like a Pro
Register online: https://stamant.typeform.com/to/p1NU0ftF#source=fb
For more information, please contact April Plett at aplett@stamant.ca.
In our workshops you can learn about:
Practical frameworks for understanding how human beings learn valuable life skills, coping mechanisms, social skills, communication, and more!
Models for understanding challenging behaviour – and strategies to help manage it
Introduction to the formal characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and how they can affect one’s quality of life.
The importance of data collection and how to do it.
Realistic tips for teaching skills that work in the classroom, home, and community settings.
Tips for efficiently setting goals for increased independence and long-term quality of living.
Many real examples and case studies are included, which support learning and extend important concepts to real-world settings, including applications with adults, children, employees, students, and those with- and without developmental or learning disabilities.
