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This group meets one Sunday a month and is for parents, family members, and friends of Autistic individuals. Guest speakers are hosted every other month.
Free
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This group is for those who identify as female. Discussions will focus on what it means to be an independent adult, sexuality, safety, mother/daughter relationships, managing anxiety and sensory issues associated with autism, work challenges and successes, being a woman on the autism spectrum, friendships and relationships.
Free
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Join us monthly for an support group that offers Autistic women, age 50+ an opportunity to come together to explore issues such as: Receiving a diagnosis later in life
$10
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This 90-minute presentation discusses the when, how, and why of talking about Autism with your Autistic child or teen. Come learn concrete strategies for starting and continuing the conversation. We’ll cover how to use affirming language to support your child in their lifelong journey of understanding what Autism means for them. Topics include talking about a new diagnosis, identifying strengths and accommodation needs, encouraging self-advocacy, and the importance of Autistic and Neurodivergent representation.
$25
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ALIVE is a two part online workshop for LGBTQIA+ Autistic adults. One part is an 8 week curriculum based workshop and the other is an 8 week support group experience. There is a three month break between the parts. Registration includes both parts (16 weeks.) -Creating Goals ALIVE offers a safe and affirming envirnoment for Autistic adults to talk with like minded people, share issues and concerns and celebrate successes It also provides opportunities for participants to build ongoing connections with a small LGBTQIA+ community’ September 30
$150
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Join other parents of Autistic children of any age to share experiences, support one another, and build your toolbox to parent more confidently. We will be having a good conversation over Zoom. This group is facilitated by Bruce Sabian, who facilitated AANE’s Support Group for Fathers.
$10
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This 8-meeting support group is for Autistic adults (18+) who are post k-12. Through this group, members can build an ongoing connection with a small community. AANE support groups give members an opportunity to celebrate successes and support each other through difficulties. Common topics of discussion are: Masking/camouflaging September 30
$100
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This multi-session support group is designed for parents/family members of Autistic adults and teens with who are transgender or who are exploring or questioning their gender identity. Gender identity is distinct from sexual orientation or preference. Gender identity is one’s innermost concept of self as male, female, a blend of both or neither–how individuals perceive themselves and what they call themselves. Autistic individuals may be more likely to identify with a gender/s that is different than the sex assigned at birth. The intersection of these two identities is common, but not often talked about in the same space. When an adult child questions their gender identity parents are often initially overwhelmed by questions and concerns, and more questions may surface as their child continues on their journey. This is not a therapeutic support group. The group offers a combination of facilitated peer support and information for parents who are starting or continuing on this journey with their child. These groups are ideal for parents who want to go beyond sharing their stories with newcomers each time at open support group meetings. Other adult family members, such as siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, or even close family friends can also join these groups. These support groups also let parents give voice to their concerns and frustrations and celebrate their victories. Dates October 1
$180
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This group always meets on the first Thursday of the month and is for post-high school Autistic adults who are interested in discussing and exploring their gender in a supportive setting. Most people who attend identify as transgender, nonbinary, and/or genderfluid, and some are questioning their gender identity or gender roles. Join us to share stories and perspectives, and to get support. No autism diagnosis or certainty about gender identity is required to attend. This is a safe place to explore intersecting identities.
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1 event,Spectrum has partnered with Emory School of Nursing in starting a Women Only Group for women ages 18 and up with HFA/Asperger's, focusing on sharing challenges and successes of transition, supporting one another, and building friendships for success. This group meets twice monthly via Zoom, first and 3rd Fridays. Contact Dr. Susan Brasher to be added to the email notification list and for an invitation to join the private FaceBook page (Emory PCORI Young Women on the Autism Spectrum Group) susan.n.brasher@emory.edu RSVP for the Women Only monthly virtual meeting. Meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month, 5-6 pm. |
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Have you ever wanted to learn how to create and follow a budget? Come join us for Creating & Following a Budget, held virtually on Zoom. This two hour class, run by PwC volunteers, will review the process of making a budget and go over some tips and strategies on how to follow a budget.
Free
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We’d love to have you join us for our 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵𝗹𝘆 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴. It’s just a few days away!✨
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Are you an Autistic or Neurodivergent adult, over age 50? This group is a place for those over 50, to discuss a previously agreed to topic and share the unique concerns and issues that come with later awareness, in an atmosphere of support and understanding. The social hour meets from 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM ET and the support group meets from 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM ET.
Free
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Learn why voting matters, why your voice is important, and what you need to know to register and vote in 2026. Whether you're voting for the first time or just need a refresher, this workshop will help you feel informed, confident, and ready to make your voice heard. The same workshop will be offered three different times. All three sessions cover the same information, so you only need to attend one workshop.
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This community connections discussion session is for Autistic adults. Participate in this free online discussion to connect with other Neurodivergent adults. Online sessions are hosted on the Zoom platform and are facilitated by AANE’s Individual & Family Services (IFS) staff.
Free
10/6/26: Easterseals Port Health, World Cerebral Palsy Day! - Easterseals PORT Health (ESPH) is honored to share how our programs and services support children, adults and families with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities. As an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy (UCP), ESPH is committed to promoting independence, inclusion and opportunities for individuals with cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities to live, learn, work and thrive in their communities. Presented by Holly Connor, Family Navigator Supervisor ICS 10/13/26: Progress Notes - Ever get a progress note and wonder, “Okay… but what does this actually tell me?” Please join us as we discuss what to look for in progress notes and how data can help you better understand your child’s progress toward their IEP goals. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator 10/20/26: Virtual IEP Meetings - Virtual IEP meetings are occurring more and more frequently. In this webinar, we will explore how to navigate virtual meetings while still maintaining communication and collaboration. Join us for some tips and tricks as well as supporting resources. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator 10/27/26: Artificial Intelligence - Presented by Anne Johnston, Parent Educator
Free
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Join us for part 3 and the final session of this workshop series to review the ten parts of the Individualized Education Program (IEP) and dive into understanding its goals, services, and accommodations. Participants will also learn the importance of the Prior Written Notice (PWN). If an ASL interpreter is required, please notify workshops@pacer.org at least 48 hours prior to the workshop. We will do our best to accommodate your request.
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Supporting your child with challenging behaviors across settings can be difficult. Children want to do well and be successful, but academic, behavioral, and social expectations can overwhelm students with mental health, emotional, or behavioral needs and increase unwanted behaviors. All children have the right to an education, even when behaviors get in the way. Join us for this workshop to discover information and resources to help address these challenges, think about your child’s behaviors in a new way, and learn how to improve your responses to those behaviors with positive support and interventions. If an ASL interpreter is required, please notify workshops@pacer.org at least 48 hours prior to the workshop. We will do our best to accommodate your request.
Free
This workshop discusses the philosophy, legal issues, barriers and strategies related to the inclusion of students with disabilities in regular classroom settings. Participants will have a better understanding of how to partner with teachers to create inclusive school environments for students, including students with significant disabilities. |
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The symposium will feature Tim Vogt and Jan Goings from Starfire Council, Cincinnati. Other presenters will include multiple Georgians, both young and seasoned, who have made important impacts in our state. This event is free, but you must register. A catered lunch will be provided. CART and ASL are offered at this event.
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Prepare and plan for a smooth transition from Babies Can’t Wait/ More Info: https://tinyurl.com/5cptaf56
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Are you a person with a disability living in one of LIFE's service counties*? Then please join us on the first and second Thursday of each month for the LIFE-Line Peer Support Chat LIFE-Line chats are safe, supportive, and exclusively for individuals with disabilities. We’d love for you to join us! |
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This single-session group meets on the first Saturday of each month and is for post-high school adults who are Autistic or who suspect they are Autistic. Formerly known as the Portland Maine Support Group for Adults, this group meets online and adults anywhere are welcome to attend.
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This support group is for Autistic adults (18+) who are post k-12. Through this support group, members can connect with a variety of participants. AANE support groups give members an opportunity to celebrate successes and support each other through difficulties. Common topics of discussion are: Masking/camouflaging
$10
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Do you enjoy crafts such as knitting, crocheting, sewing, and embroidery? AANE has created a new online group for you! The group is available to Autistic adults regardless of skill level or diagnosis. The group will meet every second Sunday of the month on Zoom. Each meeting will have time to work on individual projects and get feedback from group members.
$10
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10/6/26: Easterseals Port Health, World Cerebral Palsy Day! - Easterseals PORT Health (ESPH) is honored to share how our programs and services support children, adults and families with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities. As an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy (UCP), ESPH is committed to promoting independence, inclusion and opportunities for individuals with cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities to live, learn, work and thrive in their communities. Presented by Holly Connor, Family Navigator Supervisor ICS 10/13/26: Progress Notes - Ever get a progress note and wonder, “Okay… but what does this actually tell me?” Please join us as we discuss what to look for in progress notes and how data can help you better understand your child’s progress toward their IEP goals. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator 10/20/26: Virtual IEP Meetings - Virtual IEP meetings are occurring more and more frequently. In this webinar, we will explore how to navigate virtual meetings while still maintaining communication and collaboration. Join us for some tips and tricks as well as supporting resources. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator 10/27/26: Artificial Intelligence - Presented by Anne Johnston, Parent Educator
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This is our support group for Autistic people of color (18+). These spaces are peer-led and provide an opportunity for participants to explore how their multiple identities show up and address their specific needs, by sharing experiences and offering support to one another. We are running these meetings through the winter and then will determine the next steps for future programming based on interest and feedback.
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Each October, National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), celebrates the contributions, skills, and talents of people with disabilities in America’s workforce. In recognition of this year’s theme, “Celebrating Value and Talent,” join DETAC for a webinar exploring how customized employment can connect job seekers’ strengths with real business needs. Customized employment starts with a simple idea: understand a job seeker’s interests and strengths, identify what a business needs, and bring the two together. This webinar will highlight practical techniques for bridging the two to create customized jobs. Participants will learn how Lean strategies, which are process improvement techniques that increase efficiency and reduce waste, promote sustainable employment outcomes for individuals with disabilities and businesses. Participants will also hear directly from employers about their firsthand experiences on what worked, lessons learned, and the value customized employment has brought to their organizations. |
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First Place Global invites you to attend Dimensions® 2026. At this conference, people will learn, share ideas, and work together to create better opportunities for people with autism and intellectual or developmental disabilities (I/DD). Sessions will focus on important topics like housing, health care, jobs, and education. Participants will explore ways to remove barriers so people with disabilities can live meaningful, independent lives. Over three days, attendees will connect with others, learn from experts, and leave with ideas they can use to create positive change in their communities.
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Social difficulties in autism are well-documented, but the visual and neural mechanisms driving them remain poorly understood. Eye-tracking and EEG have been particularly valuable measurement modalities for understanding social perception in autism. This talk presents novel approaches to analyzing eye-tracking and EEG data that have strong potential to advance our understanding of social perception in autism. These methods can provide intermediate mechanisms for behavioral change over time and may improve sensitivity to intervention-related change. Looking ahead, ongoing efforts to extend these modalities into real-world social contexts are discussed, bringing laboratory-based measures closer to the lived experience of autistic individuals.
Free
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In this webinar, participants will explore the Continuum of Engagement—from informing and consulting through involving, collaborating, and co-creating—and see how the flow of information and the distribution sharing of decision-making power shape partnership at the individual, community, and systems levels. Using the Water of Systems Change as a lens, the webinar examines the mental-model, relational, and structural shifts required to move toward richer partnerships with families to transform systems of care.
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Join us as P2P provides basic information about parental rights under IDEA, including confidentiality, notice, consent, surrogate parents, free and appropriate public education (FAPE), least restrictive environment (LRE), evaluations and dispute resolution methods such as mediation and due process. Contact: Amanda Brown More Info: https://tinyurl.com/3ma228r4
Free
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The Stay Safe Program is a practical, easy-to-understand program designed for individuals with autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), as well as caregivers, family members, educators, support professionals, and community members seeking to improve personal safety and emergency preparedness. This webinar will provide strategies to help participants recognize risks, communicate effectively with first responders, prevent emergencies, and respond more safely when emergencies occur. Topics covered will include safe interaction with police and first responders, fire safety, online safety, wandering prevention tips and more.
Free
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Este taller incluirá nociones generals sobre el sistema de Waivers de Medicaid de Georgia y hablará más en profundidad sobre los waivers NOW/COMP. Usted aprenderá sobre los requisitos para ser elegible, cómo aplicar, los servicios cubiertos, y qué esperar una vez que su niño/ joven adulto reciba fondos en su waiver NOW/COMP. Usted también recibirá sugerencias e ideas sobre como Parent to Parent of Georgia le puede ayudar a navegar en este proceso. More Info: https://tinyurl.com/fcfe5v7j
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Families preparing for early childhood transitions, from one educational setting to another, can experience any number of emotions from excitement to uncertainty. During this session, we will provide strategies for supporting yourself and your family and provide resources to assist in understanding the processes of early childhood transitions.
Free
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Come join other adults age 50+ with autism or similar Neurodiverse profiles in an atmosphere of support and understanding. The group meets on the second Friday of every month.
$10
Spectrum has partnered with Emory School of Nursing in starting a Women Only Group for women ages 18 and up with HFA/Asperger's, focusing on sharing challenges and successes of transition, supporting one another, and building friendships for success. This group meets twice monthly via Zoom, first and 3rd Fridays. Contact Dr. Susan Brasher to be added to the email notification list and for an invitation to join the private FaceBook page (Emory PCORI Young Women on the Autism Spectrum Group) susan.n.brasher@emory.edu RSVP for the Women Only monthly virtual meeting. Meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month, 5-6 pm. |
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This group meets one Sunday a month and is for parents, family members, and friends of Autistic individuals. Guest speakers are hosted every other month
Free
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4 events,
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Join us monthly for an support group that offers Autistic women, age 50+ an opportunity to come together to explore issues such as: Receiving a diagnosis later in life
$10
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Learn the key differences between IEPs and 504 Plans and what each can mean for your child at school. This webinar explains the purpose of each plan, what schools are responsible for, and how these supports work in real-life situations. Families will gain practical information to help them better understand their child’s options and feel more confident working with their school.
Free
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Join AANE for a 90-minute workshop with Q&A for parents and guardians on the ins and outs of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) for autistic students. Learn what our staff look for when conducting IEP reviews. This workshop is not state specific. Topics include:: Autism-specific considerations for the parent input statement
Free
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4 events,
10/6/26: Easterseals Port Health, World Cerebral Palsy Day! - Easterseals PORT Health (ESPH) is honored to share how our programs and services support children, adults and families with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities. As an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy (UCP), ESPH is committed to promoting independence, inclusion and opportunities for individuals with cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities to live, learn, work and thrive in their communities. Presented by Holly Connor, Family Navigator Supervisor ICS 10/13/26: Progress Notes - Ever get a progress note and wonder, “Okay… but what does this actually tell me?” Please join us as we discuss what to look for in progress notes and how data can help you better understand your child’s progress toward their IEP goals. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator 10/20/26: Virtual IEP Meetings - Virtual IEP meetings are occurring more and more frequently. In this webinar, we will explore how to navigate virtual meetings while still maintaining communication and collaboration. Join us for some tips and tricks as well as supporting resources. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator 10/27/26: Artificial Intelligence - Presented by Anne Johnston, Parent Educator
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A closed support group has the same group members (up to 12) for a set number of sessions (8). Closed support groups are ideal for adults who are looking for deeper connections and more extensive peer support from group members. For the best support group experience, closed group members should plan on attending all 8 meetings in the series. This group offers a safe environment where Autistic adults can talk with like-minded people, share issues and concerns, and celebrate successes. Common topics include: disclosure, self-advocacy, and relationships.
$100
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This informative presentation is designed to help parents understand their rights and roles in the IEP process. Participants will learn how to prepare for and participate in meetings, how to understand and ask questions, and how to recognize the different roles of parents and school staff.
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4 events,The Partner Support Group is for those in neurodiverse relationships with a spouse/partner who has a confirmed or suspected autism spectrum profile. The group meeting is a positive and supportive time to share experiences, gain information and understanding about how neurodiversity affects couple relationships. This open group meets on the third Wednesday of the month. Participants can join at any time. There is $10 cost to participants to attend any session. Advanced registration is required.
$10
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This multi-session support group is designed for women (35-50) who are Autistic. Through this support group, women (35-50) can build an ongoing connection with a small community of other women. AANE multi-session support groups for women also give women an opportunity to voice their concerns and frustrations. It also lets them acknowledge hard-won and unexpected victories. Common topics of discussion are: Masking/camouflaging *Please note that these meetings will not be recorded. October 21
$100
The Partner Support Group is for those in neurodiverse relationships with a spouse/partner who has a confirmed or suspected autism spectrum profile. The group meeting is a positive and supportive time to share experiences, gain information and understanding about how neurodiversity affects couple relationships. This open group meets on the third Wednesday of the month. Participants can join at any time. There is $10 cost to participants to attend any session. Advanced registration is required.
$10
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In the October workshop of the Daniel W. Rosenn Autism & Neurodiversity Learning Series, licensed clinician Candice Christiansen will discuss her #1 bestseller, Love, Sex, and Autism, which challenges one of the most pervasive myths about autism: the misconception that Autistic adults are not interested in, or capable of, love and intimacy. In her work, she welcomes a more honest conversation that centers one truth: Autistic individuals are capable and deserving of love, healthy sex, and intimacy where they feel safe to be themselves. As part of this truth, though, many Autistic adults also face real-life intimacy challenges—from experiencing differences in neurolove languages and sensory issues in the bedroom to navigating out-of-control sexual behavior and betrayal trauma. Join us as we explore the full picture of intimacy on the spectrum and create space for a more informed, empathetic understanding of autistic love, sex, and connection.
$35,65
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This multi-session support group is designed for women (35-50) who are Autistic. Through this support group, women (35-50) can build an ongoing connection with a small community of other women. AANE multi-session support groups for women also give women an opportunity to voice their concerns and frustrations. It also lets them acknowledge hard-won and unexpected victories. Common topics of discussion are: Masking/camouflaging *Please note that these meetings will not be recorded. October 22
$100
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This is an 8-week seminar that includes the content of four of our most popular workshops: Introduction to Autism, Hacks, Strategies, and Supports, Understand Masking, and Understanding Burnout, with the added benefit of community and discussion. While these workshops are typically delivered “webinar style,” this group will include a community of others looking to dive into and reflect on the content. Sessions will alternate between presentations and deep discussion. This group is great for someone who is just uncovering an autistic identity, someone new to AANE, someone who has attended these presentations previously, and is looking for deeper exploration, or anyone looking to discuss these concepts in depth.
$150
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This multi-session support group offers autistic adults a space to explore the relationship between masking and autistic burnout. Participants will discuss how social expectations, sensory overload, executive functioning challenges, and chronic stress can affect energy, identity, relationships, and daily life. Through facilitated conversation and personal reflection, the group will examine why people mask, how masking may become automatic, and how identity, culture, work, education, and safety can shape decisions about masking, unmasking, and disclosure. Participants will also identify signs and contributors to burnout, reflect on personal patterns and triggers, and share strategies for reducing demands, managing sensory needs, setting boundaries, practicing self-compassion, communicating needs, and accessing support. The group will emphasize that there is no single correct approach and will support participants in finding strategies that fit their individual circumstances and values.
$100
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This group is for those who identify as female. Discussions will focus on what it means to be an independent adult, sexuality, safety, mother/daughter relationships, managing anxiety and sensory issues associated with autism, work challenges and successes, being a woman on the autism spectrum, friendships and relationships.
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Join us monthly for an support group that offers Autistic women, age 50+ an opportunity to come together to explore issues such as: Receiving a diagnosis later in life
$10
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This workshop is designed to provide autistic individuals, caregivers, educators, and clinicians with insights into navigating autistic burnout, emphasizing prevention and recovery in a supportive setting. We’ll explore the roots and effects of burnout, sharing practical advice for managing it. Participants will learn to spot early signs and adopt strategies that foster well-being. Recovery options will highlight the power of self-care and community resources. A Q&A session will encourage open dialogue, allowing everyone to share experiences and solutions, building a network of support.
$25
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This 8-session support group offers a supportive space for allistic (non-autistic) partners of autistic individuals to connect, share experiences, and learn together. Sessions include time to share experiences, brainstorm strategies, and learn about neurodiverse relationships. Join us to gain insight, build connection, and navigate your partnership with greater confidence, understanding, and empathy. This is not a group for partners to attend together. *Please note that these meetings will not be recorded. October 27
$180
10/6/26: Easterseals Port Health, World Cerebral Palsy Day! - Easterseals PORT Health (ESPH) is honored to share how our programs and services support children, adults and families with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities. As an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy (UCP), ESPH is committed to promoting independence, inclusion and opportunities for individuals with cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities to live, learn, work and thrive in their communities. Presented by Holly Connor, Family Navigator Supervisor ICS 10/13/26: Progress Notes - Ever get a progress note and wonder, “Okay… but what does this actually tell me?” Please join us as we discuss what to look for in progress notes and how data can help you better understand your child’s progress toward their IEP goals. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator 10/20/26: Virtual IEP Meetings - Virtual IEP meetings are occurring more and more frequently. In this webinar, we will explore how to navigate virtual meetings while still maintaining communication and collaboration. Join us for some tips and tricks as well as supporting resources. Presented by Anastacia Newton, Parent Educator 10/27/26: Artificial Intelligence - Presented by Anne Johnston, Parent Educator
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Sensory tools can support focus, regulation, comfort and participation throughout everyday life. Join us for this workshop to learn more about sensory needs and explore tools for a variety of settings! If an ASL interpreter is required, please notify workshops@pacer.org at least 48 hours prior to the workshop. We will do our best to accommodate your request.
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Looking for a fun way to relax, and connect with others who get it?
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Come to socialize, and play games! This event is available to anyone and is a great opportunity to catch up with old friends and welcome many new AANE members!
$10
Join our Virtual Support Group for Families of Color, a welcoming space created to connect, support, and empower families with loved ones on the autism spectrum. This monthly gathering provides an opportunity to share experiences, build community, and access valuable resources in an inclusive and understanding environment. Hosted by Spectrum Autism Support Group, these virtual parent meetings take place on the fourth Wednesday of each month and feature guest speakers who offer insight and expertise on a wide range of topics related to Autism Spectrum Disorder. While this group is designed to uplift and reach families of color, all families are welcome to join the conversation, learn, and grow together. |
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In support of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), TransCen is offering a free webinar that introduces proven strategies and actionable tools for supporting individuals with disabilities as they pursue employment. Whether you’re helping someone take their first steps toward employment or looking for ways to strengthen your practice, you’ll leave this webinar feeling more prepared and motivated. |
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