IDD & Autism Support: A Hands-On Workshop
Learn strategies for supporting individuals, responding to crises, and collaborating with caregivers to improve care and communication.
Date and time
Location
Room 111, University North
3077-3161 S Ben Wilson St Victoria, TX 77901Agenda
Meet Our Speakers
Mendy Blank
Jennifer Wieland
Megan Shultz
About this event
- Event lasts 2 hours
IDD & Autism Support: A Hands-On Workshop
IDD & Autism Support: A Hands-On Workshop is designed for professionals who work with individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) and Autism, as well as their family members and caregivers. This interactive workshop aims to broaden participants’ understanding of IDD and Autism while strengthening their practical skills to provide effective, compassionate support.
Through hands-on activities and real-world scenarios, attendees will gain:
- A deeper understanding of the experiences and needs of individuals with IDD and Autism
- Strategies to assist families and caregivers in navigating day-to-day challenges
- Tools to create supportive environments and respond confidently in moments of crisis or distress
- Resources to enhance communication, collaboration, and overall care
This workshop is ideal for counselors, educators, healthcare providers, social workers, and other professionals seeking to expand their knowledge and make a meaningful impact in the lives of neurodiverse individuals and their support systems.
To attend online, please click the link to visit the online event page. [Online Event Link]
Frequently asked questions
This workshop is designed for professionals who work with individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) and Autism, as well as those who support their families and caregivers. This includes counselors, educators, social workers, healthcare providers, and other service profession
While the primary audience is professionals, family members and caregivers are welcome to attend if they are interested in gaining tools and insights to better support their loved ones.
The workshop will provide practical strategies for working with individuals with IDD and Autism, tools for supporting families and caregivers, approaches to crisis response, and guidance on creating inclusive, supportive environments.
No, continuing education units (CEUs) will not be offered for this workshop.
This workshop is free to attend. However, donations are welcome and appreciated. A donation box will be available at the door to help support future events like this one.
Yes, the venue is ADA accessible, and accommodations can be arranged upon request. Please contact us in advance with any specific needs.
For more information, don't hesitate to contact Amanda at labahiatca@gmail.com.