Education Workshops
A variety of educational opportunities are constantly being offered through Thames Valley Children’s Centre. These range from information sessions to hands-on “how to…” workshops.
Education Workshops
This Online learning module provides an overview of the Augmentative Communication Service (ACS at...
ACS online learning module - When adults do all of the work in an interaction, it’s no longer...
ACS online learning module - Did you know a relatively small number of words make up most of what...
Autism Presentation - Feb 3 - Many families of...
ACS online learning module - When a child is just beginning to use symbols, they often start by...
Jan 21, Feb 24, Mar 25 - These webinar provides general strategies for feeding challenges. Topics include: making mealtimes more...
Autism Presentation - Feb 8 - We will discuss many strategies to help you find...
This online learning module provides an overview of funding resources and options for children with special needs.
During this unprecedented time, there are many unknowns for families of children with special needs. Questions about funding sources,...
ACS online learning module - Modeling communication on your child's AAC device means showing them...
Feb 4 & 11 - Two-part virtual workshop designed for parents whose children with special needs or disabilities will be starting...
Autism Presentation - Feb 9 & 23 - This is a two-...
ACS online learning module - When teaching kids to do something new or different on their AAC...
Feb, Apr & June - at this webinar parents will be introduced to what the sensory systems are and how they work. The goal is to help...
Autism Presentation - Feb 11, Some fun activities to attend with your child or...
Autism Presentation - Mar 11, Children and youth with...
Jan 26 - This workshop is also for those who are experiencing challenges with any part of toilet training. Join us to better understand...
Feb 16 - A fun virtual workshop to explore what’s helpful in the teen years. There will be tips from parents and teens who have survived...
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