Fortalezca su confianza para su próxima reunión de IEP con consejos específicos para niños y jóvenes con necesidades de salud mental. Conozca las evaluaciones escolares relacionadas con la salud mental, así como las adaptaciones y modificaciones para estudiantes con estas necesidades, y mucho más. https://bit.ly/MHIEP-2926

Learn essential information about the juvenile justice process, interactions with police, racial disparities, and the impact on youth and families before or soon after your child is in court. https://bit.ly/JJ101-21026

Parents of youth with disabilities are often incorrectly told that the only way to remain involved in their child’s adult life is to go to court and become a legal guardian. But that is not true. There are other options—including Supported Decision-Making—that may work better for a person with a disability and their family. https://bit.ly/guardianship-21226

If you are a parent/caregiver new to children’s behavioral/mental health (or you feel like you are!) this training will help you gain skills, knowledge, capacity, and resources to drive your child’s care. https://bit.ly/forward-21726

If your child is entering, or has recently entered, the Juvenile Justice system, this training is for you. Learn how to work with the Department of Youth Services (DYS), what to expect in court, the commitment process, and how to support your youth returning home. https://bit.ly/JJ102-22426

Learn about transition planning, a formal process to help students with special needs think about what they want to do after high school, how to get there, and what supports and services can help them along the way. https://bit.ly/move-22726