Navigating Your Child’s Unique Needs: A Guide for Parents with Sue Stolzer
The Alliance for Early Childhood Presents: Navigating Your Child’s Unique Needs: A Guide for Parents with Sue Stolzer.
As a parent, noticing that your child may have higher-level needs or needs that seem outside the scope of the current school context can be both challenging and overwhelming. This workshop is designed to guide parents through the initial stages of recognizing and addressing these unique needs. Participants will learn to identify key signs that their child may require additional support and discover how to effectively partner with their child’s school to ensure the best possible outcomes. The workshop will also cover valuable resources and strategies for advocating for your child’s needs within the educational system. Join us to empower yourself with the knowledge and tools to support your child’s journey.
Registration required: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YzBkJFCISEaAzO9g17omtg#/registration
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