Teaching Toddlers with Delays to Connect and Communicate

FEAT Family Resource Webinar
Wednesday, March 16 2022, 7pm to 8pm

For Parents, Family Team Members, and Caregivers

Each year, one in four children under the age of five are identified as “at risk” for developmental delays. Oftentimes the most powerful agent for change is not the hours spent in a therapist’s office, but the interactions between parent and child. Join us to learn simple, easy to use interventions that will allow you to help your child thrive.
This webinar will cover:

•Easy to use tactics that promote increased communication and engagement
•How to incorporate intentional learning opportunities throughout your natural routines
•Other communication modalities
•Question & Answer

Family Team Members welcome.
You may add them as your guests when you register!

Samantha Beatts, M.Ed., BCBA
Kyo - Regional Director, Sacramento
kyocare.com

Samantha is a BCBA and Regional Director for Kyo, a high-quality ABA agency that has been providing effective and meaningful ABA for 16 years. Samantha is an alumni of Arizona State University with a Masters degree in Education, has been in the field of ABA for over 11 years and acquired her Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) credential in 2014. As a mother of 4, Samantha has a strong passion for supporting local families as they navigate their special needs journey and working with them to find the endless learning opportunities that are available in their everyday lives.

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