• Workshop – Introduction to Autism for Families

    This 90-minute workshop will address common misconceptions, investigate Autistic identity, and explore Autistic traits, strengths, and challenges. This presentation will provide insights into your child’s neurotype, preparing you with an informed mindset for raising an Autistic child. Parents, family members, and caregivers of individuals who are potentially Autistic are also encouraged to attend.

    Free
  • LifeMAP Clinical Hour

    These meetings have been established to create a group discussion where LifeMAP coaches, Intensive Autism Coach Training (IACT) graduates, and Autism Professional Coaches Association (APCA) members can share ideas and strategies on how to assist clients in various situations in coaching sessions. We also have the added guidance and expertise of coaches who have been with the program since its inception and these meetings have been designed to help coaches better meet a variety of needs with our clients. They are very informative sessions that have been well received by our coaching staff. We catch up on any new training ideas and/or workshops that address issues that are common topics of discussion.

    How do we best serve our community?
    When do we collaborate with therapists, family members, guardians, teachers, etc.?
    When and where can we be present to advocate for our clients, such as on the job, school, counselors?

    Free
  • Tool Time Tuesday: IEP Advocacy – The Nuts and Bolts

    12/9/25: IEP Advocacy: The Nuts and Bolts - Join us for a practical, empowering session designed to strengthen your understanding of the IEP process and your role as an effective advocate. Participants will gain a clear understanding of the purpose of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), learn about key IEP components and team members, explore essential advocacy skills, and discover reliable resources to confidently prepare for and participate in IEP meetings. Presented by Aimee Combs, Executive Director

    Free
  • Understanding the Adult Guardianship Process in Georgia

    Join us as P2P discusses the various steps involved in the Guardianship process including some of the common terms in the form and some of the myths about guardianship.

    Disclaimer: It is important to note that this presentation does not constitute legal advice and should not be considered as such. The material in the presentation is for general informational purposes only.

    More Info: https://tinyurl.com/yvn7eaem

    Free
  • Holidays: Merry, not Meltdown-y

    Holidays: Merry, not Meltdown-y. Autism-Friendly Navigation of the Holiday Season. Holidays can be challenging for autistic individuals. Amanda Tami, LPC, BCBA, will share tips, tricks, and suggestions to help you plan for a merry holiday season.

    Free
  • Parents’ Place for Middle and High School: Stress Management

    Join us for a thoughtful and supportive conversation about the stressors commonly faced by teens and young adults on the autism spectrum. 💬

    Together, we'll explore ways to help our children manage stress and build resilience for a healthier future. 🌱

    📱 Scan the QR code on the flyer or click here to register: https://bit.ly/3KTmMKf

    Free
  • Representative Payee vs. Trust Representative: What’s the Difference and Why it Matters

    When it comes to managing money for someone with a disability, two roles often come into play — the Representative Payee and the Trust Representative. These roles can seem similar, but they have very different responsibilities, and it’s important to know who does what.

    This session is designed for caregivers, people with disabilities, attorneys, and financial professionals who are involved in planning or managing a Special Needs Trust. We’ll explain each role in clear terms, show how they can work together, and help you avoid common mistakes that could lead to compliance issues or lost benefits.

    Whether you’re a family member managing care, or a legal or financial professional supporting a client, this session will give you practical tools and a better understanding of how to protect the financial future of someone with a disability.

    Free
  • ¿Qué es la mediación en educación especial?

    Es importante que los padres y el personal de la escuela resuelvan los problemas relacionados con el IEP rápidamente cuando surjan. La mediación es una forma útil de abordar un punto muerto o una disputa. Este taller incluye información sobre los servicios de mediación gratuitos disponibles del Sistema de Mediación de Educación Especial de WI ("WSEMS" para abreviar); leyes federales y estatales relacionadas con la mediación; cuándo y cómo solicitar la mediación; quiénes son los mediadores; participación en la mediación; y más.

    Free
  • Free Webinar: Assistive Technology

    It’s NOT Rocket Science!
    Assistive Technology (AT) is not just about electronic equipment – but more about discovering the tools to support your child in their learning. This workshop explores AT devices and services, both high and low tech tools, evaluations and how to include AT in your child’s IEP.

    Free
  • Project SETA In-Person Self-Advocacy Training – Metter, GA

    First District RESA 149 S Register St, Metter, GA

    Join the Center for Leadership in Disability at GSU for a day of learning, conversation, self-advocacy activities, and special guests! This event is sponsored by the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities.

    Training Details:

    Audience: Teens and young adults with disabilities and their supporters
    Time: 10 am– 3 pm with catered lunch!
    Cost: Free!

    Training dates:

    October 9th: Atlanta, Ga
    October 15th: Virtual training
    October 17th: Macon, Ga
    November 20: Rome, Ga
    December 15th: Metter, Ga
    Jan 9th: Gainesville, Ga
    January 23rd: Columbus, Ga

    Free
  • From Intention to Impact: Implementing the Adult Ally Toolkit

    Join Erin Black and Michael Scanlon for a practical walk-through of the Adult Ally Toolkit—a resource created to strengthen youth–adult partnerships and elevate youth voice in everyday practice. Learn how to launch the toolkit in your program and adapt its tools, stories, and podcasts to support meaningful youth engagement across your organization. This session includes a rapid tour of the final product and practical next steps for using the Adult Ally Toolkit as the powerful conversation starter and implementation tool it’s designed to be.

    Free