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Groves Learning Organization Webinar: Pillow Fights: Sleep Issues in Kids and Teens
2026-03-04 11:30 - 12:30 (America/Chicago) | On Any Device
Groves Learning Organization (GLO) is a nonprofit educational organization where students who have different learning difficulties and attention disorders can go to school to learn and thrive. Groves Academy, located in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, is the leading school in the Midwest where they teach students who have dyslexia, ADHD, executive function difficulties, and other language-based learning disabilities in grades 1-12. They offer webinars and in-person events for the community and families through their GLO Education Series. Registration is done online and the events are free.
In this webinar the speaker will be Dr. Anna Krull of Portage Psychology. Dr. Krull will cover the sleep disorders in children and teens, explain when it is time to seek professional help, explain the risk of untreated sleep problems, and give you strategies on how to improve your child’s or teen’s sleep.

MACMH Child & Adolescent Mental Health Training Series: Video Gaming Disorder: Signs, Symptoms, and Help
2026-03-05 10:00 - 12:00 | On Any Device
Minnesota Association for Children’s Mental Health, also known as MACMH, was founded in 1989. The organization is a nonprofit that works “to promote positive mental health for all infants, children, adolescents, and their families”. They provide a wide variety of services and you can read more about their goals and services on their website.
The speaker for this virtual workshop will be Zachery Hansen, EdD, NCC, LADC, Associate Professor – Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School. Participants will learn how gaming can become a problem for some adolescents and adults, the video gaming trends, technology that can increase the addictive behavior, and treatment options.
Participants can earn 2 CEHs, $30 per CEU. [This presentation is expected to be approved for 2 CEHs.]
Level: Basic; For: Everyone; Ages Addressed 2-25

ADDitude Live Webinar: Stuck in Procrastinatioin Mode? Turn Intention into Action with ADHD
2026-03-05 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
ADDitudeMag.com is a national ADHD organization that offers free webinars on ADHD and the many related issues. You can go to their website for a description of the workshop and details about the presenter. Registration is done online. Please note that the webinars are scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. If you can’t watch the webinar at its scheduled time you may still register and ADDitude will send you the link to the webinar after the 03/05/2026 presentation and you will be able to watch it at your convenience.

This webinar will be streamed at 1:00 pm EDT (that’s 12:00 pm our time) and lasts for one hour. The speaker for this webinar will be Laura E. Knouse, PhD, who is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Richmond. Dr. Krouse’s specialty area is studying and treating adults with ADHD and in helping them develop the skills they need to cope with the challenges of ADHD and learn how to achieve their goals. Dr. Krouse will share her latest research on ADHD and the reasons you can get diverted from your tasks, to recognize your triggers, strategies to overcome impulses to avoid tasks, and how to be your own “coach through times of procrastination with skill and self-compassion”.
Please Note: ADDitude now offers certificates of attendance which you may purchase for $10 when you participate in an ADDitude webinar live or listen to the replay. These instructions will be available when you register online for the webinar or after you receive the replay. ADDitude does not offer CEU credits.
Go to https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-expert-webinars-index/ to view dates and topics of Future Webinars and to check out the Past Webinar / Podcast ADDitude Archive.
Closed captions available.

PACER Center Online Streaming Workshop: Assistive technology for early childhood
2026-03-05 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
PACER Center began in 1977 with one program called Parents Helping Parents. It is a nonprofit organization located in Bloomington, MN, and for 49 years its mission has been to educate and support parents and families who have children with disabilities. Today PACER is nationally recognized for its ongoing work and dedicated staff. They provide a wide variety of services not only to children but to their parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members. PACER also has educational information in Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. Their current workshops are all Online Web Streaming and are free. You must register in advance online and then you will receive directions on how to join the workshop on the day of the event.
Their Toll-Free number is 800-537-2237.
In this workshop parents will learn about assistive technology options and how to establish it in the Individual Family Service Plan, (IFSP) and the Individualized Education Program (IEP) process. You will learn about the technology devices that can help support young kids with disabilities age five and under.

PACER Center Online Streaming Workshop: Thriving Together: Build belonging and advocacy
2026-03-05 18:30 - 19:30 | On Any Device
PACER Center began in 1977 with one program called Parents Helping Parents. It is a nonprofit organization located in Bloomington, MN, and for 49 years its mission has been to educate and support parents and families who have children with disabilities. Today PACER is nationally recognized for its ongoing work and dedicated staff. They provide a wide variety of services not only to children but to their parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members. PACER also has educational information in Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. Their current workshops are all Online Web Streaming and are free. You must register in advance online and then you will receive directions on how to join the workshop on the day of the event.
Their Toll-Free number is 800-537-2237.
Thriving Together is a family guide to getting through disability services. It is a series of workshops that allows parents and professionals to come together and learn from one another. Parents who are raising a child with disabilities can often feel alone and misunderstood. In this workshop parents will learn how to build and strengthen their advocacy skills through building a network of friends, peers groups, support groups, and community programs. PACER is presenting this workshop in partnership with Family Voices of Minnesota.

Groves Learning Organization Event: Experience Dyslexia Simulation
2026-03-05 18:30 - 20:30 | Groves Learning Organization, 3200 Highway 100 South, St. Louis Park, MN, 55416, United States
Groves Learning Organization (GLO) is a nonprofit educational organization where students who have different learning difficulties and attention disorders can go to school to learn and thrive. Groves Academy, located in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, is the leading school in the Midwest where they teach students who have dyslexia, ADHD, executive function difficulties, and other language-based learning disabilities in grades 1-12. They offer webinars and in-person events for the community and families through their GLO Education Series. Registration is done online and the events are free.
This in-person event will allow participants to experience the challenges that students and adults face with language-based learning disorders. After the simulation there will be discussions where participants can share what they learned and discuss ways to provide support. Please be sure to arrive 10 minutes early to allow time for checking-in.

Groves Learning Organization Event: Dyslexia & Struggling Readers Kids Group
2026-03-08 13:00 - 14:30 | Groves Learning Organization, 3200 Highway 100 South, St. Louis Park, MN, 55416, United States
Groves Learning Organization (GLO) is a nonprofit educational organization where students who have different learning difficulties and attention disorders can go to school to learn and thrive. Groves Academy, located in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, is the leading school in the Midwest where they teach students who have dyslexia, ADHD, executive function difficulties, and other language-based learning disabilities in grades 1-12. They offer webinars and in-person events for the community and families through their GLO Education Series. Registration is done online and the events are free.
In this on-site event designed for kids in grades 3-8 who have dyslexia or struggle with reading, they will have a chance to make new friends, take part in crafts and gym activities, and get free books. Speakers will be from the University of Minnesota student-athletes who will share their own experiences with reading difficulties.

Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA): Live Q&A with Author Jennifer Caspari, PhD
2026-03-11 11:00 - 12:00 | On Any Device
Anxiety and Depression of America (ADAA) began with a phobia meeting in 1978 in White Plains, New York. Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health disorder and is one of the most treatable. ADDA has been working to improve research, education, and treatment to find the cure for anxiety disorders and depression for the past 40 years. Registration is done online.
The speaker for this event will be Jennifer Caspari, PhD, who is an Associate Psychologist and works at Cognitive Behavior Therapy Associates of Denver. Dr. Caspari’s specialty area is providing evidenced-based psychotherapies to those who have acute and chronic health challenges. She will discuss her book You Are More Than Your Body and speaks from professional and lived experiences. Participants will learn how to respond to difficult challenges with self-compassion, how to build emotional resilience, and reconnect with better awareness.
Please note this event is not eligible for CEHs.

ADDitude Live Webinar: Parent-Child Executive Function Training: Help Yourself, Help Your Child
2026-03-12 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
ADDitudeMag.com is a national ADHD organization that offers free webinars on ADHD and the many related issues. You can go to their website for a description of the workshop and details about the presenter. Registration is done online. Please note that the webinars are scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. If you can’t watch the webinar at its scheduled time you may still register and ADDitude will send you the link to the webinar after the 03/12/2026 presentation and you will be able to watch it at your convenience.

This webinar will be streamed at 1:00 pm EDT (that’s 12:00 pm our time) and lasts for one hour. The speaker for this webinar will be Tamar Kahane, PsyD, who is a licensed clinical psychologist and the founder and the clinical director of The Kahane Center which is an integrated mental health center that provides extensive psychological and neuropsychological services for children, teens, adults, and families. Dr. Kahane will explain how parents can “learn to shift from a behavior-management mindset to a skills-development framework” and how this will strengthen the parent’s executive functions and foster their child’s growth.
Please Note: ADDitude now offers certificates of attendance which you may purchase for $10 when you participate in an ADDitude webinar live or listen to the replay. These instructions will be available when you register online for the webinar or after you receive the replay. ADDitude does not offer CEU credits.
Go to https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-expert-webinars-index/ to view dates and topics of Future Webinars and to check out the Past Webinar / Podcast ADDitude Archive.
Closed captions available.

Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA): Strength-Based Resilience: The Protective Power of Talents and Special Interests
2026-03-18 11:00 - 12:00 | On Any Device
Anxiety and Depression of America (ADAA) began with a phobia meeting in 1978 in White Plains, New York. Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health disorder and is one of the most treatable. ADDA has been working to improve research, education, and treatment to find the cure for anxiety disorders and depression for the past 40 years. Registration is done online.
The speakers for this live event will be Mary K. Alvord, PhD, Lindsay Myerberg, PhD, and Rachel Weinstock, PhD, who will speak on the ways to build resilience in kids and adolescents. Participants will learn how helping kids and teens develop a special interest or talent can build a strong protective factor for them. You will also learn how to help them identify their talents and interests, how that helps them build confidence and coping skills, and how sharing interests gives them balance and connection.
This webinar is presented in collaboration with Resilience Across Borders.
Please note this event is not eligible for CEHs.

ADDitude Live Webinar: When Emotions Block Learning for Students with ADHD
2026-03-18 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
ADDitudeMag.com is a national ADHD organization that offers free webinars on ADHD and the many related issues. You can go to their website for a description of the workshop and details about the presenter. Registration is done online. Please note that the webinars are scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. If you can’t watch the webinar at its scheduled time you may still register and ADDitude will send you the link to the webinar after the 03/18/2026 presentation and you will be able to watch it at your convenience.

This webinar will be streamed at 1:00 pm EDT (that’s 12:00 pm our time) and lasts for one hour. The speaker for this webinar will be Gena VanderMeulen, MA, Ed., who is an academic ADHD coach at the ADHD Center of West Michigan. She is a Certified Professional Academic Coach and ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC) as well as having advanced credentials in executive function, study strategies, and applied neuroscience. Ms. VanderMeulen works with middle school, high school, and college students. She will explain why emotions can block a student’s ability to use their executive functions, why planners may not be the best support tool, explain strategies and tools that students can use to understand their emotions and their readiness to learn, and how parents and teachers can support students who often deal with emotional dysregulation.
Please Note: ADDitude now offers certificates of attendance which you may purchase for $10 when you participate in an ADDitude webinar live or listen to the replay. These instructions will be available when you register online for the webinar or after you receive the replay. ADDitude does not offer CEU credits.
Go to https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-expert-webinars-index/ to view dates and topics of Future Webinars and to check out the Past Webinar / Podcast ADDitude Archive.
Closed captions available.

MACMH's Children's Mental Health on Demand Trainings - Pop-up: Sensory-Based Regulation Strategies for the Classroom
2026-03-23 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
Minnesota Association for Children’s Mental Health, also known as MACMH, was founded in 1989. The organization is a nonprofit that works “to promote positive mental health for all infants, children, adolescents, and their families”. They provide a wide variety of services and you can read more about their goals and services on their website.
The speaker for this virtual workshop will be Alyssa Mason who is an Occupational Therapist at M Health Fairview. She will speak on how to increase regulation for students in the classroom who are experiencing stress, trauma, or uncertainty. Participants will learn strategies that can be applied in group settings and the strategies may also help families and other service providers and caregivers. Check out the website listing for full details.
Participants of the Pop-up Training will receive a certificate of attendance. For an official CE approval the participant will need to submit to their respective board directly.

ADDitude Live Webinar: Creating Boundaries and Strategies for Highly Dependent Adult Children
2026-03-24 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
ADDitudeMag.com is a national ADHD organization that offers free webinars on ADHD and the many related issues. You can go to their website for a description of the workshop and details about the presenter. Registration is done online. Please note that the webinars are scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. If you can’t watch the webinar at its scheduled time you may still register and ADDitude will send you the link to the webinar after the 03/24/2026 presentation and you will be able to watch it at your convenience.

This webinar will be streamed at 1:00 pm EDT (that’s 12:00 pm our time) and lasts for one hour. The speaker for this webinar will be Natalia Aíza , LPC, who is a therapist, parent trainer, an author, and a facilitator to other mental health providers in improving their skills in working with those who have OCD. She is the founder of Kairos Wellness Collective specializing in OCD and anxiety disorders. In this webinar you will learn why your adult child is not living independently, working, or going to college, how to recognize the many co-occurring conditions that could be present and go along with ADHD, how the parent’s behavior may be contributing to the problem, get examples of healthy family plans to break the maladaptive patterns, and strategies and solutions to the dependency problems and how not to reinforce those maladaptive behaviors.
Please Note: ADDitude now offers certificates of attendance which you may purchase for $10 when you participate in an ADDitude webinar live or listen to the replay. These instructions will be available when you register online for the webinar or after you receive the replay. ADDitude does not offer CEU credits.
Go to https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-expert-webinars-index/ to view dates and topics of Future Webinars and to check out the Past Webinar / Podcast ADDitude Archive.
Closed captions available.

PACER Center Online Streaming Workshop: Social Security Disability: Applying and Qualifying for Benefits
2026-03-31 13:00 - 14:30 | On Any Device
PACER Center began in 1977 with one program called Parents Helping Parents. It is a nonprofit organization located in Bloomington, MN, and for 49 years its mission has been to educate and support parents and families who have children with disabilities. Today PACER is nationally recognized for its ongoing work and dedicated staff. They provide a wide variety of services not only to children but to their parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members. PACER also has educational information in Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. Their current workshops are all Online Web Streaming and are free. You must register in advance online and then you will receive directions on how to join the workshop on the day of the event.
Their Toll-Free number is 800-537-2237.
PACER will explain why Social Security Income (SSI) is one of the most important federal assistance programs for young adults who have disabilities and how you can apply for the benefits. For full details on what this event please go to the website listing.
If an ASL interpreter is required please let PACER know at least 48 hours in advance of the event. They will do their best to accommodate your request.
Please Note: You may go to PACER’s YouTube Channel to view past recorded trainings – https://www.youtube.com/pacercenter

ADDitude Live Webinar: Underpinnings of Emotional Dysregulation in Adults: Managing Triggers & Co-Occurring Conditions
2026-04-02 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
ADDitudeMag.com is a national ADHD organization that offers free webinars on ADHD and the many related issues. You can go to their website for a description of the workshop and details about the presenter. Registration is done online. Please note that the webinars are scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. If you can’t watch the webinar at its scheduled time you may still register and ADDitude will send you the link to the webinar after the 04/02/2026 presentation and you will be able to watch it at your convenience.

This webinar will be streamed at 1:00 pm EDT (that’s 12:00 pm our time) and lasts for one hour. The speaker for this webinar will be Doug Mennin, PhD, who is a Professor of Clinical Psychology and director of Clinical Training of the Clinical Psychology PhD Program at Teachers College at Columbia University. In this webinar Dr. Mennin will explain what emotional distress is, how it impacts those with ADHD, and how to better manage it in our lives. Please go to the website listing to review the full description of this webinar.
Please Note: ADDitude now offers certificates of attendance which you may purchase for $10 when you participate in an ADDitude webinar live or listen to the replay. These instructions will be available when you register online for the webinar or after you receive the replay. ADDitude does not offer CEU credits.
Go to https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-expert-webinars-index/ to view dates and topics of Future Webinars and to check out the Past Webinar / Podcast ADDitude Archive.
Closed captions available.

ADDitude Live Webinar - The Brain Chemistry of ADHD: Understanding Dopamine, Serotonin & Norepinephrine
2026-04-08 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
ADDitudeMag.com is a national ADHD organization that offers free webinars on ADHD and the many related issues. You can go to their website for a description of the workshop and details about the presenter. Registration is done online. Please note that the webinars are scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. If you can’t watch the webinar at its scheduled time you may still register and ADDitude will send you the link to the webinar after the 04/08/2026 presentation and you will be able to watch it at your convenience.

This webinar will be streamed at 1:00 pm EDT (that’s 12:00 pm our time) and lasts for one hour. The speaker for this webinar will be Gregory W. Mattingly, MD, who has been a psychopharmacology instructor for 20+ years at the Washington University School of Medicine located in St. Louis, Missouri. In this presentation participants will learn the neurochemical basis for ADHD, how the ADHD brain is structurally and functionally different from a neurotypical brain, how neural systems interact, the impact of hormones and neurotransmitters, and the role of serotonin in the brain. Please go to the website listing to review the full description of this webinar.
Please Note: ADDitude now offers certificates of attendance which you may purchase for $10 when you participate in an ADDitude webinar live or listen to the replay. These instructions will be available when you register online for the webinar or after you receive the replay. ADDitude does not offer CEU credits.
Go to https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-expert-webinars-index/ to view dates and topics of Future Webinars and to check out the Past Webinar / Podcast ADDitude Archive.
Closed captions available.

PACER Center Online Streaming Workshop: Exploring Chromebook accessibility
2026-04-09 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
PACER Center began in 1977 with one program called Parents Helping Parents. It is a nonprofit organization located in Bloomington, MN, and for 49 years its mission has been to educate and support parents and families who have children with disabilities. Today PACER is nationally recognized for its ongoing work and dedicated staff. They provide a wide variety of services not only to children but to their parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members. PACER also has educational information in Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. Their current workshops are all Online Web Streaming and are free. You must register in advance online and then you will receive directions on how to join the workshop on the day of the event.
Their Toll-Free number is 800-537-2237.
PACER will explain the many accessibility features that can be found on on Chromebook such as text-to-speech, dictation, vision supports, and other features that may be useful to your child. For full details on what this event please go to the website listing.
If an ASL interpreter is required please let PACER know at least 48 hours in advance of the event. They will do their best to accommodate your request.
Please Note: You may go to PACER’s YouTube Channel to view past recorded trainings – https://www.youtube.com/pacercenter

PACER Center Online Streaming Workshop: Q&A with PACER advocates on inclusion: What is it and why does it matter?
2026-04-14 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
PACER Center began in 1977 with one program called Parents Helping Parents. It is a nonprofit organization located in Bloomington, MN, and for 49 years its mission has been to educate and support parents and families who have children with disabilities. Today PACER is nationally recognized for its ongoing work and dedicated staff. They provide a wide variety of services not only to children but to their parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members. PACER also has educational information in Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. Their current workshops are all Online Web Streaming and are free. You must register in advance online and then you will receive directions on how to join the workshop on the day of the event.
Their Toll-Free number is 800-537-2237.
PACER advocates will answer the questions many parents have about how their child’s inclusion will be handled in the different school settings. Participants can ask their questions and learn from those who have been there and come away with helpful tips and strategies. Please go to the website listing for the full details about this event.
If an ASL interpreter is required please let PACER know at least 48 hours in advance of the event. They will do their best to accommodate your request.
Please Note: You may go to PACER’s YouTube Channel to view past recorded trainings – https://www.youtube.com/pacercenter

ADDitude Live Webinar: Strengthening Executive Functioning Skills and Building Independence in Children
2026-04-14 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
ADDitudeMag.com is a national ADHD organization that offers free webinars on ADHD and the many related issues. You can go to their website for a description of the workshop and details about the presenter. Registration is done online. Please note that the webinars are scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. If you can’t watch the webinar at its scheduled time you may still register and ADDitude will send you the link to the webinar after the 04/14/2026 presentation and you will be able to watch it at your convenience.

This webinar will be streamed at 1:00 pm EDT (that’s 12:00 pm our time) and lasts for one hour. The speaker for this webinar will be Michael McLeod who is an ADHD & Executive Function Specialist, a trainer, speaker, founder of Grow NOW ADHD which is a nation wide organization that provides executive functioning coaching, parent training, and professional development for educators. He will explain why executive function problems show up in daily life at home and at school. He’ll provide strategies on how parents and educators can help their child and students overcome these challenges. Please go to the website listing to review the full description of this webinar.
Please Note: ADDitude now offers certificates of attendance which you may purchase for $10 when you participate in an ADDitude webinar live or listen to the replay. These instructions will be available when you register online for the webinar or after you receive the replay. ADDitude does not offer CEU credits.
Go to https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-expert-webinars-index/ to view dates and topics of Future Webinars and to check out the Past Webinar / Podcast ADDitude Archive.
Closed captions available.

Groves Learning Organization Event - The Dyslexia Decode: Brain, Science, Behaviors & Support
2026-04-14 18:30 - 20:00 | Groves Learning Organization, 3200 Highway 100 South, St. Louis Park, MN, 55416, United States
Groves Learning Organization (GLO) is a nonprofit educational organization where students who have different learning difficulties and attention disorders can go to school to learn and thrive. Groves Academy, located in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, is the leading school in the Midwest where they teach students who have dyslexia, ADHD, executive function difficulties, and other language-based learning disabilities in grades 1-12. They offer webinars and in-person events for the community and families through their GLO Education Series. Registration is done online and the events are free.
This is an in-person event. The speaker will be Dr. Liz Adams from Minnesota Neuropsychology. Dr. Adams will discuss the myths on dyslexia and explain what the current brain science really shows when it comes to reading differences, how it shows up in kids, and what steps families can take to give their child support. Please check out the listing on their website for the full details of this event.

PACER Center Online Streaming Workshop: Overcoming barriers to communication with your child's IEP team
2026-04-15 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
PACER Center began in 1977 with one program called Parents Helping Parents. It is a nonprofit organization located in Bloomington, MN, and for 49 years its mission has been to educate and support parents and families who have children with disabilities. Today PACER is nationally recognized for its ongoing work and dedicated staff. They provide a wide variety of services not only to children but to their parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members. PACER also has educational information in Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. Their current workshops are all Online Web Streaming and are free. You must register in advance online and then you will receive directions on how to join the workshop on the day of the event.
Their Toll-Free number is 800-537-2237.
Participants will learn how to resolve problems in communicating with their child’s IEP team and school staff. You will come away with tips and strategies to improve communication, you will learn from real parent experiences, and there will be interactive scenarios for discussion. Please go to the website listing for the full details about this event.
If an ASL interpreter is required please let PACER know at least 48 hours in advance of the event. They will do their best to accommodate your request.
Please Note: You may go to PACER’s YouTube Channel to view past recorded trainings – https://www.youtube.com/pacercenter

PACER Center Online Streaming Workshop: How to do an IEP document review
2026-04-21 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
PACER Center began in 1977 with one program called Parents Helping Parents. It is a nonprofit organization located in Bloomington, MN, and for 49 years its mission has been to educate and support parents and families who have children with disabilities. Today PACER is nationally recognized for its ongoing work and dedicated staff. They provide a wide variety of services not only to children but to their parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members. PACER also has educational information in Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. Their current workshops are all Online Web Streaming and are free. You must register in advance online and then you will receive directions on how to join the workshop on the day of the event.
Their Toll-Free number is 800-537-2237.
The Individualized Education Program (IEP) can be confusing. It requires meeting with your child’s IEP team and doing an IEP document review from time to time to make sure your child’s needs are being met. This workshop will give participants tips on how to read the evaluation report and the IEP and show you the importance of progress reports. Learning these skills will help you make sure your child’s needs are being met or aid in clarifying areas of concern that you can discuss at your IEP team meeting. Please go to the website listing for the full details about this event.
If an ASL interpreter is required please let PACER know at least 48 hours in advance of the event. They will do their best to accommodate your request.
Please Note: You may go to PACER’s YouTube Channel to view past recorded trainings – https://www.youtube.com/pacercenter

PACER Center Online Streaming Workshop - Making room for more stories: American Indian family engagement for educators
2026-04-23 17:00 - 18:30 | On Any Device
PACER Center began in 1977 with one program called Parents Helping Parents. It is a nonprofit organization located in Bloomington, MN, and for 49 years its mission has been to educate and support parents and families who have children with disabilities. Today PACER is nationally recognized for its ongoing work and dedicated staff. They provide a wide variety of services not only to children but to their parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members. PACER also has educational information in Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. Their current workshops are all Online Web Streaming and are free. You must register in advance online and then you will receive directions on how to join the workshop on the day of the event.
Their Toll-Free number is 800-537-2237.
This is an interactive virtual workshop for educators where you will be invited into a story circle experience that is centered on American Indian families, education, and community involvement. Please go to the website listing for the full details about this event.
If an ASL interpreter is required please let PACER know at least 48 hours in advance of the event. They will do their best to accommodate your request.
Please Note: You may go to PACER’s YouTube Channel to view past recorded trainings – https://www.youtube.com/pacercenter

2026 MACMH's Child & Adolescent Mental Health Conference
2026-04-26 - 2026-04-28 | On Any Device
SAVE THE DATES! Registration is now open!
MACMH’s 30th Annual Child & Adolescent Mental Health Conference – 3 Day Virtual Platform on April 26-28, 2026
Updated 03/19/2026: Minnesota Association for Children’s Mental Health, also known as MACMH, was founded in 1989. The organization is a nonprofit that works “to promote positive mental health for all infants, children, adolescents, and their families”. They provide a wide variety of services and you can read more about their goals and services on their website.
You may go to their website to review the 2026 Conference details which at this time includes: pricing, CEHs (Up to 18 CEHs). They will continue to post more information as needed.
Registration is done online. This is one of the largest conferences of its kind in the country. It is designed for teachers, therapists, psychiatrists, counselors, social workers, infant & early childhood professionals, health care workers, parents, and anyone who supports children prenatal to age 24.
You will want to check their website frequently for the latest details and any additional updates.
Online registration available until April 28, 2026

PACER Center Online Streaming Workshop: Exploring sensory supports beyond fidgets
2026-04-28 13:00 - 14:00 | On Any Device
PACER Center began in 1977 with one program called Parents Helping Parents. It is a nonprofit organization located in Bloomington, MN, and for 49 years its mission has been to educate and support parents and families who have children with disabilities. Today PACER is nationally recognized for its ongoing work and dedicated staff. They provide a wide variety of services not only to children but to their parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members. PACER also has educational information in Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. Their current workshops are all Online Web Streaming and are free. You must register in advance online and then you will receive directions on how to join the workshop on the day of the event.
Their Toll-Free number is 800-537-2237.
This workshop will explain a number of sensory tools that help support focus, regulation, and comfort through everyday environments. This information can be used at home, school, work, and in the community. Please go to the website listing for the full details about this event.
If an ASL interpreter is required please let PACER know at least 48 hours in advance of the event. They will do their best to accommodate your request.
Please Note: You may go to PACER’s YouTube Channel to view past recorded trainings – https://www.youtube.com/pacercenter

PACER Center Online Streaming Workshop: Creating a crisis plan for youth with mental health needs
2026-05-13 12:00 - 13:00 | On Any Device
PACER Center began in 1977 with one program called Parents Helping Parents. It is a nonprofit organization located in Bloomington, MN, and for 49 years its mission has been to educate and support parents and families who have children with disabilities. Today PACER is nationally recognized for its ongoing work and dedicated staff. They provide a wide variety of services not only to children but to their parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members. PACER also has educational information in Hmong, Spanish, and Somali. Their current workshops are all Online Web Streaming and are free. You must register in advance online and then you will receive directions on how to join the workshop on the day of the event.
Their Toll-Free number is 800-537-2237.
Students who have mental health challenges may have trouble regulating their emotions from time to time or using their problem-solving skills in stressful times. In this workshop participants will learn how to develop a proactive crisis plan with their child that can provide support and information to help decrease the severity of the situation. Please go to the website listing for the full details about this event.
If an ASL interpreter is required please let PACER know at least 48 hours in advance of the event. They will do their best to accommodate your request.
Please Note: You may go to PACER’s YouTube Channel to view past recorded trainings – https://www.youtube.com/pacercenter
