Questions about Autism and ABA? For Parents of Children with Autism. We have the Answers.

Schedule your Personal Phone or Video Call with our Executive Director, Ira Rinn, M.A., BCBA Free Online Registration Available September 2nd -September 30th at www.RinnABAConsulting.com/ABA-AQ or Call 201-605-6727.

Wednesdays at 12:00 pm and 7:00 pm
NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group is a 60-minute support group for adults (18+) with a mental health condition. Participants gain the support of peers who understand their experience and gain insight into others’ challenges and successes.

The Global Classroom teaches youth in grades three through six about cultures around the world by exploring new destinations with a team of international students.  These “Global Guides” share engaging stories about their childhood experiences and show that there is always more than what meets the eye when exploring a new culture.

 In this workshop, caregivers will learn the risks of teen suicide, as well as ways to help prevent it. This workshop is part of the "Ask a Therapist" series presented by Bonnie Brae in partnership with the Family Support Organization of Middlesex.

The Planning for Adult Life Program is pleased to offer live virtual Making Action Plans sessions for high school students in special education. These "live" online classes will begin the week of September 14 and run through December 18.

This is your chance to help create a community of youth supporting youth. Each free 30-minute session will begin with information sharing followed by small group conversations related to the topic of the week.

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. It has become a powerful way of awakening the inherent greatness in all children while facilitating parenting and classroom success. The essence of NHA is a set of core methodologies originally developed for working with the most difficult children. It has a proven impact on every child, including those who are challenged behaviorally, socially and academically.

Mental Health Association in New Jersey, Inc. is offering a "Voter Information for Families" webinar to answer questions regarding registration and voting procedures that are unique to this voting cycle on Wednesday, September 23, at 7 pm.

The distribution is part of the Murphy Administration’s continued effort to combat the opioid crisis. New Jerseyans will be able to visit participating pharmacies and anonymously obtain naloxone for free without a prescription or an appointment. Each naloxone pack contains two doses. Call 844-REACHNJ for treatment connection.

Join CSPNJ for a free virtual Wellness Event for individuals in recovery. Get ready for music, talent, prizes and more!

Using a virtual platform, first responders can participate in an interactive discussion on ways to maintain balance and structure in their lives, promote physical and mental well-being, and develop resiliency needed for personal and professional success.  Register and  use the keywords “Too Strong.” ?Registration is required. Space is limited.

Join POAC for a weekly session of Zumba! Let’s get up and move, stay fit, and relieve the stress of the day with Natalia and Mercedes on POAC Facebook Live. We will meet online Thursdays at 2:30 for 45 minutes. It’s fitness fun for the whole family.

In this 1 hour engaging and thought-provoking workshop, we will talk about mindfulness and gratitude and discuss breaks from social pressures. It will help us find the beneficial aspects from the pandemic, things we can take away that are positive, how to optimize time, and getting ‘back to reality’ through and after the pandemic.

Pandemic Parenting Strategies is a forum created for African American/Black parents to meet with a behavior/mental health practitioner to discuss the impact of COVID-19, racism and virtual learning plans. Explore practical solutions to support Black children, while preparing them for the world they will one day inherit. Most importantly we will identify resources and networks to help manage our own emotional and mental stress.

Mental Health Anonymous is a start up non-profit organization that provides support groups for those suffering with mental illness. The support groups aim to provide free knowledge, education and awareness, and coping skills in order for those struggling to have a better life.

6- Week Session
Support and tools for parents: co-regulation, mindfulness/SEL, educational and interpersonal neuroscience to help reduce anxiety, overwhelm and stress - and to help set and maintain a positive tone/framework in navigating the school year. Info - [email protected]

This one-hour, interactive webinar will explore grief and loss. Questions regarding the webinar can be directed to [email protected] This free webinar has been made possible by funding provided by the New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Disability Services.

Coffee Time Chat is a women's support group designed to provide support with day to day issues that we experience as women.

Join us for a free virtual town hall where leaders in behavioral health and addiction treatment services will discuss the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on SUD treatment and outcomes in New Jersey as well as how to best move forward post-pandemic. Moderator: Lilo Stainton, NJ Spotlight

This is a free virtual learning event delivered to your desktop. Bring your thirst for learning – and a meal that matches your time zone – as we unite online to discuss all things recovery. Join us as we lead a national discussion, create connections, share best practices, and raise our voices for recovery together. All are welcome to join.

A webinar to for parents to have a frank discussion about the importance of talking to their kids with ASD about puberty, sex, and dating

attend a virtual presentation to discuss some of the difficulties of parenting a teen in challenging times. The evening will be lead by Susan Tellone, SPTS Clinical Director, and features an interactive panel of community experts for you to learn from.

Wynona's House 5th Annual Conference on Child Maltreatment creates a platform to raise awareness of the child abuse and neglect epidemic in this country. This conference will provide valuable information for medical and mental health professionals, law enforcement, social workers, educators, advocates, and child protection workers.

This 90-minute presentation will address the impact of systemic injustices on risks factors for suicide in youth of color and will include topics such as trauma associated with structural racism, generational poverty, and disparities related to COVID-19 that youth of color have endured.

Sometimes you just need to speak to people who understand! This group is for any and all men to talk, laugh and learn together.

This presentation will provide an overview of the scope of youth suicide, who may be at risk and what we can all do to prevent our youth from dying by suicide. Participants will leave with a better understanding of what to look for and how to have open and honest conversations about a very important topic that impacts many.

Gain more conifidence and strength in who you are and what you can accomplish.  Join a safe environment to express yourself, grow and define your next steps as you open doors of possibility.  Meet every Wednesday and Friday from October 7-21 from 9:30 a.m. -2:30 p.m.  Register at 908-824-0582

Create your LinkedIn Profile on October 8th from 10:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. To qualify you must have depended on the income of another family member and that income is no longer available.  All you need is a computer and internet service.  Call 98-824-0582 for more information.

Join medical professionals, child welfare workers, prevention workers, mentors, and executives in a two day-virtual symposium on the state of LGBTQ+ youth in the child welfare system and how their experiences have changed in light of COVID-19

This virtual workshop will provide an opportunity to learn about best practices for increasing inclusiveness within health encounters in the substance use space for LGBTQIA+ youth.

The Achievement Center at Raritan Valley Community College (RVCC); a partnership program of The Arc of Somerset, The Arc of Hunterdon and RVCC. The Achievement Center is student centered, with a recommendation of core skills classes important to future success. 

This webinar will provide an overview of Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention for Tics (CBIT), a structured evidenced-based non-medical intervention for tics based on cognitive behavioral therapy which helps individuals of all ages learn tic management strategies and reduce tic symptoms. There will also be a discussion about how CBIT can be best integrated with other psychological, medical, and educational interventions.

Part 2 will discuss how to put the plan into action, including how to survey what is available within community as well as exploring eligibility-based supports, and get an overview of the eligibility process and the services available through the Department of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) as well as the role of the support coordinator.

Nuevo Martes y Jueves 10/272020 - 11/17/20

9:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.

908-912-6513

The Achievement Center is student-centered, with a recommendation of core skills classes important to future success. Students and families will have the opportunity to learn about the curriculum, support methods for each student’s needs and goals and view pictures of the campus.

A look into how Adverse Childhood Experiences impact behavioral health and substance use.

Renfrew will bring you a virtual Conference offering up to 31 CEs/CMEs, showcasing 3 exciting Keynote presentations, 18 on-demand breakout sessions, networking activities, and many special events.