Participants will learn the components of the discipline process under IDEA and gain strategies that can help children manage their behavior. Understanding Positive Behavior Supports, Nevada’s laws on Aversive Interventions, suspension and expulsion policies will give participants strategies to help children reach success. During the webinar, the trainer will reference handouts that provide additional information on the topic.

Participants will learn what family stress and exhaustion look like and how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted family stress. Included will be tips and ideas for self-care and coping skills to lessen the stress that comes along with being the caregiver of a child, youth or young adult with disabilities, including mental health.

Do you find that homework and other tasks can be challenging for your child to complete? Learn about the difficulties children have with focusing, their different learning styles, and strategies that can help you help your child focus better.

Parents are key members of their child’s IEP team. This workshop is an introduction to the Individualized Education Program (IEP), including how to use evaluations to write measurable goals, as well as strategies to help parents become more active participants in their child’s IEP meetings.

In this workshop we will discuss what to do if your child is struggling at school or if you suspect they may need special education. You will learn what schools can do to help and about the special education evaluation process.

This webinar is part two of a three-part series on bullying presented by Youth MOVE Nevada and Nevada PEP. Presenters discuss the multiple types of bystanders and the important roles they play in bullying. Learn more about the many ways that bystanders can influence a bullying situation.

Are you tired of hearing ‘No’ when trying to get help for your child? You know your child best—you understand their strengths and needs better than anyone. In this training, we’ll explore the important role parents play in communication and building strong, effective partnerships with the professionals who support their children. Discover six powerful strategies to help you get the services and support your child needs.

Learn how parents can work with schools during COVID-19 to determine special education, supports and services that will be provided to ensure students with disabilities continue to progress during this pandemic.

While bullying doesn’t always leave bruises or broken bones, it can leave deep emotional scars that last a lifetime. Bullying is a serious issue that occurs throughout our schools everyday and, without intervention, bullying can lead to serious academic, social, emotional, and legal problems. Don’t miss this class full of responses to bullying that really work.

Participants will learn what anxiety is, treatment options, and ways parents can assist their child or youth who has anxiety.

This workshop is designed to provide an understanding of The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Section 504. Their purpose is to ensure that a child who has a disability identified under the law and is attending an elementary or secondary educational institution receives accommodations that will improve their academic success and access to the learning environment.

Do you know how your personal story can influence and impact decision makers in your community? Sharing your experiences can be a powerful way to educate others and create change—especially when important services or programs are at risk of being changed or eliminated.

Thinking about going to college? This workshop will guide you in where to go, what to ask, and how to apply to help you get ready for the next chapter of your life as a college student. You will be provided a “You Can Do It!” workbook to assist you with gathering information to better prepare you for your post-secondary education. Parents and students are encouraged to attend this workshop together.

Both parents and students will learn an overview of the realities of employment for youth. Topics include career planning, the role of families and suggestions to increase the likelihood of being hired for a job.

This workshop focuses on helping participants understand terms that are used when discussing reading and writing. Learning the building blocks of literacy will answer this question and give parents the confidence to discuss reading scores with school staff. Don’t miss this workshop full of valuable information on how students learn to read and write.

Parents who have concerns about their child’s development often feel overwhelmed and unsure where to turn. Early intervention services can help your infant or toddler with a disability learn, grow, and meet milestones. This workshop is for families of children under the age of three who want to learn more about the free services that are available to enhance their baby’s development.

Do you know that parents have rights in the IDEA law? Don’t miss this class to learn the different options that parents can take when they and the school are not in agreement about their child’s education or services. You will leave this class with a better understanding of how to request and participate in facilitated IEP’s, mediation, due process, and complaints.

This webinar is part one of a three part series on bullying presented by Youth MOVE Nevada and Nevada PEP. It’s important for youth and parents to recognize that there is more than one form of bullying, and that children and youth experience bullying in many ways. Learn more about each type of bullying, bullying statistics, as well as the signs and effects of bullying.

This webinar is part three of a three-part series on bullying presented by Youth MOVE Nevada and Nevada PEP. Presenters discuss the laws surrounding bullying, and how you can use them to attain a positive outcome.

Join Youth MOVE Nevada to learn how students can speak up for themselves and take an active role in their IEP meetings at school. This session will help both youth and parents understand how students can share their goals, express their needs, and be involved in shaping their education and their future.

When students enter high school, it’s important to start thinking about what comes next. Does your child’s IEP include a plan for their future? In this session, parents and youth will learn how setting goals, choosing the right classes, and identifying helpful services—based on the student’s strengths and interests—can lead to success after graduation. We’ll talk about the different types of support available, the key questions to ask, and why it’s so important for students to be involved in planning their own path forward.

Participants will learn what depression is, signs to be aware of, treatment options, and ways parents can assist their child or youth who has depression.

Participants will learn what trauma is, different types of trauma, and ways parents can assist their child or youth who has experienced a traumatic experience.

In this training, Youth MOVE Nevada provides information about the Assessment of Youth Voice at Agency Level (YVAL) for youth serving systems providers and ways to improve youth voice at your agency and encourage authentic youth involvement.

Un taller sobre la infancia temprana para las familias con bebés y niños pequeños con discapacidades intelectuales o trastornos del desarrollo.

¿Quiere saber los derechos que tiene para su hijo bajo IDEA? Aprenda formas formales e informales de resolver los desacuerdos relacionados con la educación especial de su hijo.

No pierda la oportunidad de darle un repaso a su conocimiento del IEP! Este webinar ayuda a los padres que tengan mas confianza en la participación y las decisiones hacia el IEP de su hijo. Durante el seminario, el instructor usará de referencia los folletos que proporcionar información adicional sobre el tema.

La intención de los servicios de transición es el preparar a los estudiantes a pasar del mundo escolar al mundo de la adultez. El planeamiento de transición comienza en los primeros años del bachillerato.

Vamos a explorar el tema de planeamiento de transición y las opciones que los estudiantes tendrán a medida que vayan pasando a la universidad, al trabajo o a la vida independiente.

Si le preocupa el tema de bullying, este taller es para usted! Únase a nosotros para conversar sobre que es el acoso. Qué hacer si su hijo/a está siendo acosado y qué esperar después de que se realiza un informe de acoso. Este entrenamiento le ayudará a los participantes a comprender las leyes de Nevada sobre el acoso escolar y sus derechos para que su hijo/a tenga un ambiente de aprendizaje seguro.

¿Tiene su hijo problemas para concentrarse en la escuela? ¿Le parece que la tarea y otras actividades pueden ser un reto para su hijo para completar? Aprenda acerca de las dificultades que tienen los niños con el enfoque, sus diferentes estilos de aprendizaje y las estrategias que pueden ayudarle a ayudar a su hijo enfocarse mejor.

Muchos estudiantes faltan a la escuela a causa de la intimidación. Acosadores tienden a centrarse en los niños que se consideran: “diferentes”. Este taller ofrece estrategias de intervención para ayudar a las familias a enfrentar y prevenir el acoso escolar.

¿Está cansado de que le digan “No”? Usted es el experto en su hijo y usted sabe las necesidades de su hijo y usted sabe las necesidades de su hijo. Aprenda cómo conseguirlo con estas seis estrategias de increíbles!