In this workshop, Elise Wulff, M.Ed., will provide an overview of core principles guiding inclusion practices and empower parents to engage these concepts in building your child’s educational success. The discussion will include review of some key theoretical and legal foundations of inclusion practices as well as specific recommendations for how schools can implement inclusion with fidelity.

Bio: Elise Wulff has more than a decade of experience working with the neurodiverse population, their families, and professionals in both the public and private sectors. With MGH Aspire since 2008, Elise oversees Child programming and related services where participants engage in multi-disciplinary, strengths-based curricula with activities that help to teach and build skills through preferred interests and play. Elise also provides personalized parent coaching, school-based consultation, and professional development. Elise received her undergraduate degree in psychology and theater arts from Emory University and her master’s degree in special education from Lesley University.