Your baby or toddler with a disability or developmental delay qualified for Early On services. What do you need to consider when preparing to exit Early On? This workshop explores the five things you need to consider as your child approaches the end of their Early On services. · Inclusive high-quality early childhood programs ·
SAFETY INCLUDED provides live, neurodiverse-friendly training on proactive occupational safety and health topics for employees and smaller employers across Michigan – including Community Rehabilitation Organizations (CRO) on-profit service providers, and businesses promoting employment and training practices inclusive of individuals with disabilities. Ergonomics May 20, 2026 at 1:00pm Register Here
The benefits of moving your body are endless! It can improve your brain function, strengthen your joints and muscles and help you live a healthier, more independent life by increasing your ability to do everyday activities. Join us from the comfort of your home in a judgement free environment to try a variety of workouts
BRILLIANCE OF AUTISM: UTILIZING OUR TALENTS TO IMPACT THE WORLD Presented by: Ron Sandison Join us for a free in-person event presented by author and speaker, Ron Sandison. Parents and educators will learn practical ways to empower children and young adults with autism to utilize their strengths to accommodate limitations. In this message, Ron shares
Every Wednesday from 6:30 PM - 8 PM "Overcoming Obstacles: Adaptive Ninja & Climbing works with families to give kids with disabilities a chance to be ninja warriors." For additional questions, email staff@tricountyninja.com or call 810-354-8352.
In celebration of Older Americans Month in May, join us to learn important information for those aging with developmental disabilities, their family members, service providers, and supporters. This series is intended to improve your knowledge of resources that help older adults with disabilities live independently. Attendees will also learn about the tools, resources, and organizations
This support group is open to adults with a brain injury. This group is a chapter of the Brain Injury Association of Michigan and is very active. The group meets weekly to discuss a variety of topics, host speakers, and attend outings. The group meets every Thursday from 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Attendance is
This group provides an opportunity for Autistic adults to enjoy authentic social interactions and build genuine friendships in a safe and non-judgmental space. All Autistic adults are welcome to attend, including self-diagnosed Autistics and those who were previously diagnosed with Asperger’s or PDD. Meetings will be held online using Zoom. Follow this link for a
This support group is for parents of children with feeding and swallowing disorders. Does your child with autism struggle with dysphagia? Is your child a picky eater? Are you struggling with what to feed your child and feel like everyone is judging you and no one understands? If so, this group is for you. Dates: Third
Join the University of Michigan’s adaptive sports, open to all community members on a drop-in basis at no cost. Masks and COVID vaccination required of participants. Must register 3 days in advance. Wheelchair Tennis Thursdays: 6:30-8:30 pm * Note: Now outdoors at a new time! * University of Michigan Varsity Tennis Center outdoor courts, 2250
Post-diagnosis, you may feel overwhelmed with confusion and self-doubt. This free support group offers a safe and supportive space to process your emotions, and find validation, empathy, and connection with others who understand. When: Saturdays beginning March 1, 2025 from 3-4:30 PM Where: The On Earth Counseling Project 34441 Eight Mile W, Suite 115 Livonia,
Need a calmer way to jump into your Sunday? Every Sunday from 9am-10am, we turn down the music and create a peaceful space for our sensory Sunday hour. It's the perfect time for anyone who enjoys a quieter, more relaxed jumping experience, whether you or your little ones need a break from the noise or
