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Click here to register! Register today for the "What is Residential Care?" Lunch and Learn being held on Wednesday, April 5, at noon via Zoom. Zoom links will be emailed to registrants prior to event. Presenters – Emily Linn, Supported Community Living Homes Team Manager for Childserve Taylor Aukes – Community Services Director for Balance Autism Emily will speak on children’s services and Taylor on adult services. Objectives: What are the different types of residential care homes, such as HCBS,…
Find out more »Register today for the 3rd Annual Pool Tournament to benefit Autism Society of Iowa! For information and to register, click here.
Find out more »Click here to register! Register today for the "Transitioning From High School" Lunch and Learn being held on Wednesday, April 12, at noon via Zoom. Zoom links will be emailed to registrants prior to event. Presenter, Mari Brown, ASK Resource Center Mari Brown (recently changed from Reynolds) is the Data Coordinator and Transition Iowa Project Coordinator for ASK Resource Center. She has a B.A. degree from Grand View College and has worked for ASK Resource Center since 2002. Most of…
Find out more »Click here to register! Register today for the "Sleep and Autism" Lunch and Learn being held on Wednesday, April 19, at noon via Zoom. Presenters – Suzanne Bartlett Hackenmiller, M.D. and Todd Kopelman, Ph.D. Dr. Suzanne Bartlett Hackenmiller is an OB-Gyn and integrative physician and the parent of an adult son with autism. She splits her time between Iowa and Arizona seeing patients in person and via telehealth." Dr. Todd Kopelman is a psychologist at The University of Iowa…
Find out more »Click here to register! Register today for the "How Does Sensory Input Impact Someone with Autism?" Lunch and Learn being held on Wednesday, April 26, at noon via Zoom. Panel of Adults with Autism – Tyler Leech, Abby Niederhauser, Joel Wesselink, Marie Ugorek, and Brian Johnson, facilitated by Sue Askeland Objectives: To learn from those living with Autism how they are impacted by sensory input Learn about coping mechanisms that the panelists use for sensory input. Learn about the Autism…
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