Research confirms that spending time outdoors is one of the most beneficial activities to support positive mental health (for everyone), regulation and to increase problem solving and critical thinking skills.  We have many months of cold weather here and you will learn some great ideas to build skills that you can do with your family outdoors in the fall and winter.

  Literacy is the building block of learning.  Some of the most important skills are easily incorporated into sensory activities.  When we combine multiple ways to learn and interact with literacy, we build new and different connections in the brain.  Come and learn some great fun activities to enhance vocabulary, social skills, motor skills, and pre-literacy in this session.

  Having a brother or sister with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a unique and challenging experience. Parents often spend a lot of time, attention, and resources on their child with ASD, and siblings may feel confused, alone, or less supported at times. This workshop will provide siblings an opportunity to connect with their peers, share their interests, successes and challenges, learn new information, ask questions, and most importantly, have fun! This workshop is for siblings only.