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Home Events Workshop: Autism 101

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Workshop: Autism 101

November 19, 2024 from 6:30pm - 8:00pm

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Adults only

Sponsor: Connecting for Kids
Cost: Free

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This event is offered virtually or in person.

Did your child recently receive an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnosis? Or, are you trying to navigate new territory with a child previously diagnosed? How can you best support your child in whatever stage they are currently in? Join Nathan Morgan, MSSA, LSW, of Milestones Autism Resources, as they present facts, debunk myths and provide the most up-to-date terminology currently available on ASD informed by their experiences as both a licensed social worker and autism self-advocate. Each autistic person is unique. Learn about differing strengths, lagging skills and accommodating ever-changing support needs.