Register now to reserve your spot for "What Parents Need To Know About Siblings & Autism" with our guest Kate Swenson
Join Action Behavior Centers (ABC) for our upcoming no-cost webinar, “What Parents Need To Know About Siblings & Autism,” on Wednesday, July 30 at 12:00 p.m. CST. This family-focused conversation will be hosted by Mercedes Wood, Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Clinical Director at ABC, and will feature special guest Kate Swenson, mom of four, author, and creator of the popular blog “Finding Cooper’s Voice.”
Together, they’ll explore how autism impacts the entire family and how parents can create meaningful memories for every child in the household.
“Sibling relationships might look different in families where a child has autism, but the love is just as strong.” – Kate Swenson
What you'll learn:
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How to support neurotypical siblings as they grow up alongside a brother or sister with autism |
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Real examples of what sibling bonding can look like when communication or play is different |
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Tools to answer big questions like “Why does my sibling act this way?” or “Will they ever talk?” |
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Simple ways to prioritize one-on-one time with every member of the family |
Register now to reserve your spot for "What Parents Need To Know About Siblings & Autism" with our guest Kate Swenson
What Parents Need To Know About Siblings & Autism
📅 Date: Wednesday, July 30
🕒 Time: 12:00 p.m. CST
📍 Location: Virtual event
Join Action Behavior Centers (ABC) for our upcoming no-cost webinar, “What Parents Need To Know About Siblings & Autism,” on Wednesday, July 30 at 12:00 p.m. CST. This family-focused conversation will be hosted by Mercedes Wood, Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Clinical Director at ABC, and will feature special guest Kate Swenson, mom of four, author, and creator of the popular blog “Finding Cooper’s Voice.”
Together, they’ll explore how autism impacts the entire family and how parents can create meaningful memories for every child in the household.
“Sibling relationships might look different in families where a child has autism, but the love is just as strong.” – Kate Swenson
What you'll learn:
|
How to support neurotypical siblings as they grow up alongside a brother or sister with autism |
|
Real examples of what sibling bonding can look like when communication or play is different |
|
Tools to answer big questions like “Why does my sibling act this way?” or “Will they ever talk?” |
|
Simple ways to prioritize one-on-one time with every member of the family |
