A therapeutic book club for adults who struggle with wondering, "What's wrong with me?" to help them understand that the real question they should be asking is, "What happened to me?". This book club will explore how adverse childhood experiences influence our brain development and guide our behaviors as adults. We will discuss how we are all on the same page with trying to understand the impact of trauma.

There are many types of programs in place to support a child with special needs, and there are support groups for parents and grandparents who need guidance in navigating the challenges of raising a child with special needs. However, there is another group that also needs assistance, and that is siblings. Parents understand why they need to focus attention on their child diagnosed with a special need but at the same time parents also agonize over what impact this is having on the siblings in the family. There may be feelings of guilt, neglect or even inadequacy. What can parents do to support their other children, the siblings?

Employment should be an expectation for youth/young adults with disabilities In this webinar we will discuss: -Ideas to help you figure out what type of job you want -Things to consider before starting a job search -Tools to help you complete applications -Preparing for interviews

El empleo debe ser una expectativa para losjóvenes/adultos jóvenes con discapacidades. En este seminario virtual hablaremos de: •Formas de ayudar a averiguar el tipo de trabajo que desea. •Aspectos a tener en cuenta antes de iniciar la búsqueda de empleo. •Herramientas para ayudar a completar las aplicaciones. •Preparación para la entrevista

Join us virtually on December 1st at 12:30pm ET for a 45-minute lunchtime conversation and panel discussion about our new documentary, “Untreated & Unheard: The Addiction Crisis in America”, produced and developed by Paramount.

Hear from one of the film's directors, Spencer Parker, along with families sharing their personal stories.

This 1-hour session will provide an interactive platform for discussions around incorporating faith & spirituality into care planning. TCOM Tools, such as the Child Adolescent Needs & Strengths (CANS), include a Spirituality/Religion item in the Strengths Section

FREE virtual presentation for families regarding legal guardianships through Community Law Project! The presentation is scheduled for Thursday, December 1st at 7:00 PM, RSVP by Tuesday, November 29th via phone: (732) 380-1012 or email: [email protected]

The Nurtured Heart Approach consists of a set of strategies that assists children in further developing their self-regulation and has been found effective with children of all ages. It focuses on transforming the way children perceive themselves, their caregivers, and the world around them.

Larry Brodsky, Esq. will give an overview of debt collection practice and will discuss the debt collection process, what you should do if a debt collector contacts you, what to do if you are sued by a creditor, how to answer a summons and complaint, whether a creditor can garnish your wages, whether you can negotiate your debts, and bankruptcy as a possible solution.

In this webinar, we will delve into what ADHD is, the signs and symptoms, as well as the reasoning behind these misdiagnoses. We will cover the role that gender stereotypes play in the rate at which boys and girls are diagnosed and the impact it can have on their self-esteem and mental health.

Calling all young adults with TS, age 18-35. Join us as we come together to build our community and connect with others navigating both the TS journey and adulthood. Here you can comfortably discuss your experiences, share advice, and build relationships with those who understand your unique challenges.

Learn to list and define the appropriate terms, pronouns, and actions to use when working with LGTBQ+ youth

The Nurtured Heart Approach® (NHA) is a relationship-focused methodology founded strategically in "The 3 Stands™" for helping children (and adults) build Inner Wealth™ and use their intensity in successful ways.

Our NJCTS parent support group is an avenue for parents who are new to a TS diagnosis to seek support and guidance from parents who have more experience, as well as an opportunity for parents with more familiarity in coping with TS to learn and seek guidance. The group is facilitated by Dr. Jeremy Lichtman, an expert in the treatment of TS, who is there to answer questions and provide guidance wherever you may be in your TS journey.

The holidays can be especially challenging when you're missing a loved one. We'll talk about: How to deal with the multitude of emotions that you'll feel during this time How you create new traditions or work through old one How to manage social gatherings How to feel a sense of hope despite the challenge of such a huge loss