Department of Rehab discusses all the opportunities available to our students ages 16-22. Watch and learn how you can take advantage of this generic resource in conjunction with your high school, vocational program or regional center services.
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Helping Young Learners of all Abilities Make Meaningful Connections
A Webinar geared toward the parents of preschool and lower elementary school children on how to build bridges between students and the benefits of meaningful connections.
To listen to the Podcast, CLICK HERE
A Student Webinar: What is Autism & How Can I be a friend
A webinar designed for Students and families to better understand their peers with Autism and other abilities. Panelist will be discussion tips on how everyone can become a friend and support people with Autism.
To listen to the Podcast, CLICK HERE
Taleen Khatchadourian – Empower Chicly with Guest Host Olympia
Taleen Khatchadourian is President of the Armenian Autism Outreach Project and a former Regional Center Board Member. She sat down with guest-host Olympia Megrikyan and gave us the breakdown with California’s Regional Center, insurance (getting your co-pays covered), generic services, schools’ responsibility, non-profit organizations, and advocacy for your child.
To listen to the Podcast, CLICK HERE
BONUS EPISODE: Finding Support- Why it’s important & Where to find it!
Kristine, who has two boys on the spectrum, is a board member who specializes in Support for AAOP (Armenian Autism Outreach Project) and she sat with guest host Olympia Megrikyan and talked about why support is necessary, her own experience with support, and where to find it.
To Listen to the Podcast, CLICK HERE.
Armenian Enough – Interview of Taleen Khatchadourian
Most of us are in the habit of making snap judgments about others with very little information. It’s a shortcut our brains frequently use to conserve energy. But what we often miss when we do so is the acknowledgement and recognition of the humanity of the person standing before us. Autism Spectrum Disorder is, on one level, an opportunity to look deeper; to admit that our understanding is severely limited by our own perceptions and biases; and an appeal to be our most compassionate selves with those who may be different from us. Aside from being a wealth of information on ASD, Taleen is unflinchingly honest and vulnerable in sharing her experiences as a parent of a child with Autism.
To listen to the Podcast, CLICK HERE.
Helping Young Learners of all Abilities Make Meaningful Connections
A Webinar geared toward the parents of preschool and lower elementary school children on how to build bridges between students and the benefits of meaningful connections.
To listen to the Podcast, CLICK HERE
A Student Webinar: What is Autism & How Can I be a friend
A webinar designed for Students and families to better understand their peers with Autism and other abilities. Panelist will be discussion tips on how everyone can become a friend and support people with Autism.
To listen to the Podcast, CLICK HERE
Taleen Khatchadourian – Empower Chicly with Guest Host Olympia
Taleen Khatchadourian is President of the Armenian Autism Outreach Project and a former Regional Center Board Member. She sat down with guest-host Olympia Megrikyan and gave us the breakdown with California’s Regional Center, insurance (getting your co-pays covered), generic services, schools’ responsibility, non-profit organizations, and advocacy for your child.
To listen to the Podcast, CLICK HERE
BONUS EPISODE: Finding Support- Why it’s important & Where to find it!
Kristine, who has two boys on the spectrum, is a board member who specializes in Support for AAOP (Armenian Autism Outreach Project) and she sat with guest host Olympia Megrikyan and talked about why support is necessary, her own experience with support, and where to find it.
To Listen to the Podcast, CLICK HERE.
Armenian Enough – Interview of Taleen Khatchadourian
Most of us are in the habit of making snap judgments about others with very little information. It’s a shortcut our brains frequently use to conserve energy. But what we often miss when we do so is the acknowledgement and recognition of the humanity of the person standing before us. Autism Spectrum Disorder is, on one level, an opportunity to look deeper; to admit that our understanding is severely limited by our own perceptions and biases; and an appeal to be our most compassionate selves with those who may be different from us. Aside from being a wealth of information on ASD, Taleen is unflinchingly honest and vulnerable in sharing her experiences as a parent of a child with Autism.
To listen to the Podcast, CLICK HERE.
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