Autism and Neurodiversity: Addressing PDA and Improving Quality of Life Outcomes
Presented by Jim Taylor and Sponsored by Indiana Resource Center for Autism April 18, 2025 9am - 2:30pm EST (with 1 hour lunch) Virtual via Zoom
The Indiana Resource Center for Autism is dedicated to promoting and contributing to the well-being, self-advocacy, and autonomy of Autistic individuals across the Autism spectrum and throughout all stages of life. We empower individuals and engage systems through three branches of the IRCA: Training, School, and Community.
For Current and Future Professionals in the Field
We provide a variety of training and professional development opportunities to help you enhance your knowledge and expertise as you support Autistic individuals.
Learn MoreFor Autistic Hoosiers and Those Who Support Them
We are dedicated to fostering a more inclusive and understanding community that celebrates neurodiversity and supports the unique needs of Autistic individuals and their families.
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Schools and educators are an integral part of supporting individuals on the Autism spectrum. We have multiple options for training and programming to support you in working with Autistic students.
Learn MoreAutism and Neurodiversity: Addressing PDA and Improving Quality of Life Outcomes
Presented by Jim Taylor and Sponsored by Indiana Resource Center for Autism April 18, 2025 9am - 2:30pm EST (with 1 hour lunch) Virtual via Zoom
Structuring for Success: A 3-Day Hands-On Workshop
RISE Learning Center
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Presented by Amy Gaffney, M.A., CCC-SLP, Educational Consultant and Indiana’s only TEACCH® Certified Advanced Consultant
Structuring for Success: A 3-day Hands-on Workshop
RISE Learning Center 5391 Shelby Street, Indianapolis, IN 46227 Presented by Amy Gaffney, M.A., CCC-SLP, Educational Consultant and Indiana’s only TEACCH® Certified Advanced Consultant
By donating to the Indiana Resource Center for Autism, we will be able to continue and expand our work in supporting Autistic Hoosiers and those who love them.
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2810 E Discovery Parkway
Bloomington IN 47408 812-856-4722
812-855-9630 (fax) Sitemap
Center Director: Rebecca S. Martínez, Ph.D., HSPP
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