Back again … by popular demand. We invite you to join us:
There is no fee but please RSVP below.
Back by popular demand, the NAA-NY Metro Chapter is hosting its fourth annual Young Adults Panel. Our theme this year is: It Takes a Village, which will focus on the individuals and the roles that some of their supportive people (e.g., parent, job coach, mentor, etc.) play in promoting their development and independence as a young adult. Join us for their inspiring presentations and an informal discussion with young adults with ASD. In discussing the roles of their supportive people, the panelists will touch on topics of interest including: housing, work, relationships, family support, and goals, among others. Time will be available for questions from the audience.
Moderators’ Bios:
Dr. Lauren Tobing-Puente is a NY State licensed psychologist whose private practice specializes in working with individuals with autism-spectrum disorders (from toddlerhood through adulthood) and their families (www.drtobingpuente.com). She also is on the Board of NAA-NY Metro and moderates its free, monthly parent support group.
Josh Noble is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and works at Rebecca School as the Transitions Department at Rebecca School as the Supervising Transitions Coordinator. Josh also works privately with individuals of all ages and their families, with Transition Planning and overall support towards greater independence and quality of life.
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