According to the largest ever investigation of associations between childhood maltreatment and later-life health and well-being conducted by the CDC, almost two-thirds of cases examined reported at least one adverse childhood experience of physical or[...]

“Taking in the Good: Creating New Pathways to Joy” is a one-day, experiential workshop inspired by the writings of Rick Hanson, PhD, the neuropsychologist who has introduced us to the exciting reality of our capacity to[...]

This innovative workshop helps families learn about emerging employment philosophy and policy changes, such as Employment First and Minnesota’s Olmstead Plan. It will also address myths around disability employment, highlight parent experiences, and offer valuable[...]

This workshop will provide parents with information about the changes that occur to every child, with or without a disability, during adolescence and puberty. Participants will feel more comfortable and confident as they help their[...]

Impact of Early Care Settings on Attachment Formation: An Opportunity to Support Development Professionals who work in early childhood have an amazing opportunity to support the development of attachment with children in their care. This[...]