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A Spectrum of Connection: Relationships-What's Not Working, How to Fix It and Other Topics. A group conversation with Madeline Barger, MS, LMFT, BCBA
WHAT: a conversation where topics could include social skills and dating, online dating, sexuality, friendships and more. We will include some examples, practical suggestions, ideas and most importantly—your experiences and questions.
WHO: young adults and older teens who consider themselves to be on the autism spectrum, including those who identify as being Asperger’s
WHEN: Saturday, January 27, 2018
10:00am-Noon
Alicia Ashman Library
733 High Point Road, Madison
REGISTRATION: no need to register and this is a free event. If you have questions, call the Autism Society of South Central Wisconsin at 608.630.9147.

Information on services provided by ABC for Health and how to contact them.

All in for Kids is a newsletter created to keep you and your family informed about the supports and services available through the CLTS Waiver Program. The newsletter is published by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.

Slides from Blackhawk Technical College on Transition to Higher Education from Transition Talks Tuesdays on 10.26.21.

Slide deck used in presenting Bridging the Gap on 1.12.22.

Information on Conversations on Showing Up for Kids on May 6th with Katie Berg.

Tim Markle, Director of the Southern Regional Center for CYSHCN will be joined by Kate Szidon from the UW Waisman Center and the Center on Secondary Education for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders (CSESA). We will be talking about the recommendations CSESA has to help families and IEP teams make a quality transition IEP for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Resource sheet based on the Conversation held Dec. 15 on When do Families need to start thinking about Transition?

Resource sheet from Conversations on Showing Up for Kids Writing a Quality Transition IEP for Students with Autism (Part 1) .
Tim Markle, Director of the Southern Regional Center for CYSHCN will be joined by Kate Szidon from the UW Waisman Center and the Center on Secondary Education for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders (CSESA). We will be talking about the recommendations CSESA has to help families and IEP teams make a quality transition IEP for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Presentation slides from Conversations on Showing Up for Kids! Transition Planning for Students with IEPs (part 1) from November 9, 2021.