Advocacy for Autism
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“Ever since I was a child I have had this instinctive urge for expansion and growth. To me, the function and duty of a quality human being is the sincere and honest development of one's potential.”

–  BRUCE LEE

Inland Regional Center Services & How to Access Them

Please join Advocacy For Autism and the State Council on Developmental Disabilities for a complimentary training on Monday, March 12, 2018 from 7:00 in the evening to 8:30 at Temple Beth Israel in Pomona. Our guest speaker, Shannon Meehan, will be sharing helpful information for new and current consumers of Inland Regional Center (IRC) on how to access all available services. Please kindly RSVP to Nicole Aptekar at naptekar@gmail.com by March 9, 2018.

I.E.P. Workshop with noted Special Education Attorney

I.E.P. Workshop with Special Education Attorney, Mark Woodsmall Thursday, February 22 7-8:30 p.m. at Temple Beth Israel (3033 N. Towne Ave, Pomona) Join us for a complimentary workshop regarding special education on February 22nd at 7pm. Mark Woodsmall is the parent of a child with autism as well as a special education attorney with over 18 years experience in this field. His workshop will educate and inform parents of children with special needs of the IEP process, answering questions such as: 'When does the District begin services?' as well as provide tips on assembling and organizing important documents, including but not limited to; assessments, observations, and evaluations. Additionally, Mr. Woodsmall will address what team members should be present at the IEP meeting and give tips on how to improve goals written in the IEP itself. If time permits, there will also be time for questions at the end. We hope…

Toilet Training Your Child With Autism

Need help toilet training your child with autism? While statistics show that most children in the U.S. are toilet trained by the time they are 3 years old, this major developmental milestone usually occurs much later for a child with autism. While you may be doing all the “right” things, your child with autism may not respond in the way you expect. However, with a few minor tweaks and consistency, your child could be on the road to successful toilet training. Chelsea de Silva of Stepping Stones Behavior Guidance presents a free workshop class designed to help parents, teachers, sitters and those involved with individuals on the spectrum to get this goal accomplished. Chelsea is a BCBA, and has almost 20 years experience working with individuals and their families with autism. You will learn: different methods; how age may factor into learning; behavioral set-backs; regression; easy fix sabotages of training;…

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