AZ Autism Sip & Support Meetup Group

AZ Autism Sip & Support Meetup Group

Join the Arizona Institute for Autism from 12:00-1:00 PM for AZ Autism Sip & Support Parent Meetup on the 3rd Wednesday of each month!

By Arizona Institute for Autism

Date and time

Wednesday, June 5 · 12 - 1pm MST

Location

14850 N 87th St suite 110

14850 North 87th Street #suite 110 Scottsdale, AZ 85260

About this event

Join the Arizona Institute for Autism every Wednesday from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm for AZ Autism Sip & Support Parent Meetup.

AZ Autism Sip & Support Parent meetup organizes in-person and virtual activities, gatherings, and meetups for the neurodiverse community.

Hosted at the Arizona Institute for Autism, participants of the meetup will connect with new people, gain support from like-minded individuals, and will get ideas and inspiration from Clinical speakers and other attendees. You are certain to pick up expert clinical tips that you can implement in your daily routine. By sharing what you are struggling with, you may well find some helpful tips and advice along the way.

It’s an opportunity to spend some time in the real world, away from your laptop to enjoy 1-hour of AZ Autism Sip & Support with a complimentary coffee beverage and refreshments on us!

Registration is required. Please RSVP prior to joining the in-person meetup.

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Our Story

The Arizona Institute for Autism (AIA) was founded in 2018 by Clinical Director Rula Diab, M.Ed, BCBA, LBA. Ms. Diab is an industry expert with over 15 years of experience in the field of Special Education and Behavioral Analysis. As the founder and Clinical Director, Rula Diab, leads the Arizona Institute for Autism’s clinical efforts, community outreach, and managing network programming with current local businesses including Arizona State University and Phoenix School District. As a Special Education expert, Ms. Diab works with practitioners, academics, policymakers, teachers, families, and, most importantly, children with developmental disabilities throughout Arizona. After noticing gaps in the way practitioners applied ABA principles, Rula pioneered the AIA model of education, a model centered on recognizing each child’s individuality and dignity by cultivating their natural interests, preferences, and motivators. Education doesn’t have to be boring, and that should be the case for all children

Our Mission

At AIA, our mission is to improve special education and strengthen communities throughout Arizona. Every day, our team of highly trained clinicians, paraprofessionals, educators, and consultants works with one goal in mind: to support the behavioral and educational development of our 'kiddos' in every way possible.

We accomplish this by delivering clinical treatments, including ABA therapy services, and educational support to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental disorders. And since every child is unique, we work with each family differently to understand their individual needs before we apply our insights through customized programs.

We also bring our 'can-do' mentality to the classroom. AIA works hand-in-hand with SPED teachers and school leaders to address their unique challenges and enhance the classroom environment for their students. Our staff believes that, with the right resources & support, every child can achieve their potential. So, every day, we do everything we can to support each one of our 'kiddos' in the pursuit of their individual potential.

​Our Commitment

  • Integrity Integrity is the essence of who we are and at the foundation of everything we do. We approach our relationships with integrity and always adhere to the highest ethical principles.
  • Empowerment A heart that serves and empowers others is essential to our success. We are passionate about motivating and encouraging our kiddos and learners for success.
  • Excellence At AIA, we strive for excellence in everything we do. We go above and beyond in providing results to support our community partners, customers, kiddos, and everyone in the AIA family.

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