Hello, Friends of Ausome Movies! We are ready for the next featured show! Flyers are attached to this email. Call to reserve your seats at 404-7007 Ext. 210 How To Train Your Dragon Saturday, February 22nd - 12 noon Ashland Theatre - 205 England Street 23005
Middle School parents meet from 6-7pm.id High School parents meet from 7:30-8:30pm.
Description: What is assistive technology (AT)? “Low-tech”? “High-tech”? What does it all mean and how can it help my child? In this introduction to AT, we’ll help connect the dots and answer your questions on how AT supports your child’s development. Presenter: Sharon C. Jones, M.Ed. Statewide Distance Education and Assistive Technology Coordinator, VDOE T/TAC […]
October 1, 2020 @ 9:00 am – October 31, 2020 @ 9:00 pm EDT #TACAAutismConference This year’s TACA Conference will be virtual. What does that mean? You will have all of October to access almost 40 pre-recorded presentations on a wide variety of autism topics. Watch presentations on your own time. Access to a private […]
"It's never too late to expand the mind of a person on the autism spectrum." ~ Dr. Temple Grandin That’s why thousands of parents, professionals and educators attend the Autism Web Summit to: Learn from world recognised experts and leaders in autism Gain practical strategies, actionable insights and solution-focused tools to support autistic children […]
Grandparents have a unique role in the lives of their grandchild(ren) with autism, and they are often looked to as an important source of love, guidance, connection, and support. We host a monthly support group for autism grandparents, and this is a great opportunity to ask questions, share resources, and connectque with other grandparents.
The ASCV Guys Group is for Dads and other paternal caregivers. This is a great opportunity to meet other caregivers, ask questions, share resources, and just take a break with a group of guys who understand the world of autism. The group meets monthly and is co-led by two ASCV Dads.
Our ASCV Caregivers of Adults with ASD Support Group is meeting virtually one Thursday evening a month. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, share resources, and connect with other caregivers.
Description: This workshop will review trauma and resilience science, explore individual skill development techniques in the three key areas identified for children who have experienced complex forms of trauma, identify systematic phased interventions that are applicable to caregivers in the home as well as professionals in the classroom. Finally, the workshop will discuss the importance […]