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Arlington County Events

 

 

 

 

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Therapeutic Recreation Corner
Office:?703-228-4740
TTY: 711
Email:TRinfo@arlingtonva.us

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  Saturday, October 5 from 5:30-8:30pm
  Wheelchair users are welcome, and skate walkers are available for those who need a little more assistance on the rink. Wearing a helmet is encouraged if you are new or it has been some time since you last skated. This event will also feature a DJ for your enjoyment. All family members must register.??for just $5 (Activity #:?) to secure your spot.
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  Teens and adults with disabilities are invited to join one of our clubs. We have a teen club (12-17) and an adult club (18+). The membership fee is $54.??Each club meets twice a month, with the first Friday being a social gathering. At the first monthly meeting, participants will help decide what you will do at their next monthly gathering. In the past we have had picnics, park meetups, meals out, dance parties, and karaoke.??Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect, have fun, and make memories that last a lifetime!??Interested in joining?? Returning Members: If you had a 2023-2024 membership, please contact our registration office at 703-228-4747 to renew your membership.??New Members:?Please contact Sadie Cook at 703-228-4738 or?SCook@arlingtonva.us. Our team will guide you through the new member intake process. Once completed, you will be all set to purchase a club membership.
• Upcoming Classes
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    BFit! is a power-based exercise program tailored for children ages 5-21 with neuromuscular conditions like cerebral palsy. Research shows that power-training can significantly improve function in these children.
    Benefits:

• • • • Boosts strength and power to help children achieve their functional goals.
      • Encourages socialization with peers of varying skill levels.
      • Makes exercise fun and engaging!Location:??Contact:?Victoria Hunter (victoria.hunter@medstar.net) or Elizabeth Rothermel (elizabeth.w.rothermel@medstar.net) to join.?Learn more about Joey’s Foundation at?
• to see recreational activities posted weekdays that can help you practice your skills or develop new skills ones. Their daily themes are:
  • Monday:?Self-Regulation skills
  • Tuesday:?Fine motor skills
  • Wednesday:?Gross motor skills
  • Thursday:?Communication skills
  • Friday:?Social skills

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September Events

• September 16 – October 26.
  For additional information, please contact: Diane Monnig (she/her/hers) at: 703-208-1119 x118
• – Tuesday, September 17
• ?– Wednesday, September 18
• ?– Saturday, September 21
• ?– Tuesday, September 24

October Events

• ?– Wednesday, October 2
• ?– Tuesday, October 1
• ?– Tuesday, October 15
• ?– Tuesday, October 22
• ?– Tuesday, October 29

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Arlington DADS Group
A Dinner and Conversation Group for Arlington Dads of students with disabilities
Tuesday, September 17th
Ireland’s Four Provinces, Falls Church, VA

Additional dates:
Thursday, October 17th
Tuesday, November 19th
December – No meeting
Thursday, January 16th
Tuesday, February 18th
Thursday, March 20th
Tuesday, April 22nd
Thursday, May 15th

To participate, please contact George Buzby at: gbuzby@aol.com

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This 12-week hybrid course will teach you what behavior really is, and how to change it. Created by Robyn Gobbel and based on the best selling book by the same name, Raising Kids with Big, Baffling Behaviors: A Course for Parents. Learn that your child’s behaviors make sense- even the ones that don’t seem to.
You’ll become equipped with interventions, tools, and techniques that actually work! And in this no-shame, no blame approach to parenting, you’ll finally understand why knowing is only half the battle. The course is strategically designed so you don’t just learn a bunch of parenting tools and techniques. By the end, you’ll actually be able to do the powerful techniques you’ll learn.??Starting September 21st, course participants will access weekly pre-recorded modules released each Saturday. On Thursdays from noon to 1 PM, participants will attend virtual group meetings to review and discuss the week’s content. The sessions conclude Thursday, December 19. Learn more and

Youth Peer Support Groups
Starts on October 1
?is designed for teens and young adults age 14-22 who have lived experiences in one or more service systems such as:

• Social services
• Special education
• Mental health services
• Substance use treatment & recovery

Facilitated by a professional clinician, Stronger Together will meet weekly, Tuesday evenings, October 1 through November 19 in Fairfax city. The group introduces tools that can be used to navigate everyday challenges, and emphasizes positive peer supports as a context for strengths-based growth. A light dinner will be served each evening. Regular weekly attendance is expected. The group is offered free of charge; ?is required.

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When to Worry About Your Worrier – A Roadmap for Recognizing and Supporting Children and Adolescents Struggling with Anxiety
Oct 9, 2024: 6:30 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Dr. Young will review the clinical criteria for a variety of anxiety and related disorders, identify ways in which symptoms might manifest at different ages, and highlight effective prevention and intervention strategies that parents and teachers might use to support their children and adolescents. Questions and discussion will be welcomed and encouraged throughout.
Sponsored by The Lab School

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NAMI Arlington – Parent Support Group
Parents/Caregivers of School Age Students and Teens (PK-12) for 2024-2025?
3rd Mondays 7:00-8:30pm
Next Meeting: Monday, October 21, 2024

This group is geared to parents whose child is experiencing symptoms of a mental illness, including: depression, anxiety, eating disorders, mood disorders and more. No diagnosis is required to participate. Participants are given the opportunity to share their story, experience support, and glean guidance (as desired) from group members regarding both community and school resources. Confidentiality is respected.
Register here:

Questions? Contact:

• Michelle Best (mczero@yahoo.com)
• Sandy Minners (mailforsandy@yahoo.com)
• Robin Pentola (rpentola@gmail.com)

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NAMI Virginia Offers FREE training and support groups for Peers, Friends, Family, Parents, Caregivers, Youth, and Young Adults. Find more information about local training and support through your local Affiliate.

• NAMI Family Support Group for Parents and Caregivers of Youth under 18.
  First and Third Wednesday of the month
  7 – 8:30 PM on Zoom
  This Family Support Group, following NAMI’s signature programming model, is for parents or caregivers of children under the age of 18. For more information, please contact Nicole Anjum at?nanjum@namivirginia.org?or?. Hosted by Virginia Family Network.
• Parent Leader Network Call
  Second Monday of the month 10- 11:30 AM on Zoom
  Connect with other parent leaders, learn new skills, and find out about upcoming learning opportunities. For more information,?please contact?Nicole?Anjum at ?or join?.
  Hosted by Virginia Family Network.
• Book Club
  Second and Fourth Thursdays 7-8 PM on Zoom
  This is an online book club for parents and caregivers. The books will center on mental health and wellness, discovering yourself, and systems that parents and young people have navigated. This is a great opportunity to connect with other parents in a relaxed environment. The group is ongoing, so you can jump in at any point! For more information,?please contact?Nicole?Anjum at?nanjum@namivirginia.org.
• Virtual Coffee Chat for Self-Care
  Third Thursday of the month 9 AM on Zoom
  Connect in a relaxed, informal setting and discuss your own self-care journeys while drinking your morning coffee, tea, or water! Contact Nicole Anjum at?nanjum@namivirginia.org?with questions and?.
• Monthly Lunch & Learn
  Last Thursday of the month at noon on Facebook.
  Lunch and Learn is a monthly, one-hour-long presentation on topics for parents and caregivers. Past presentations centered on trauma, restraint, and seclusion, self-care, school during COVID-19, and more. Please?send questions to Nicole Anjum at?nanjum@namivirginia.org?and?.
• Youth Move Virginia Youth & Young Adult Peer Support Group.
  This youth support group creates a space for youth to take initiative in conversations, activities, and movements about mental health. Contact Miranda Schnoor at?mschnoor@namivirginia.org?for upcoming dates and any questions or?.
  Hosted by Youth MOVE Virginia

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Empowering Connections through Family-School Partnerships
September 26, 2024: 5:15pm-6:30pm
National Autism Center at May Institute
Family school partnerships benefit everyone—students, parents, guardians, and teachers alike. When families get involved, children do better in school, graduate more often, develop positive behaviors, and have better mental health.

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  September 18, 2024 | 11:30 a.m.
  Learn how to help your child be successful at home and school! This presentation will teach you about the basics of social and emotional skills like coping with feelings and making decisions. We will share examples of how to respond to challenging behaviors and big emotions and you’ll learn about school behavior support options available including Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) and Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs). Leave with practical strategies for addressing behavior confidently and resources for supporting your child’s learning. We will also discuss basic information about disciplinary procedures, Manifestation Determination Reviews (MDRs), and students’ rights to services.
  This session will be presented on Zoom. It will not be recorded.
  Presented by PEATC in partnership with Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek Exceptional Family Member Program and Fleet and Family Support Center
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  PEATC presents this virtual workshop series for parents and professionals who want to learn more about special education in Virginia. Register once to attend some or all of the informative workshops. Please see for descriptions of each topic.?These sessions will be presented on Zoom. They will not be recorded.
  • September 25?– From Referral to Eligibility
  • October 9?– Anatomy of an IEP
  • October 23?– Measurable IEP Goals
  • November 6?– Ins and Outs of IEP Meetings
  • November 20?– Dispute Resolution

It’s a Balancing Act: Reclaiming Yourself Through Self-Care and Wellness
October 7?–?
Reclaiming yourself requires finding your unique path to wellness and committing to making yourself a priority. This is difficult for all parents/caregivers, especially parents of children with disabilities. Life can be unpredictable, and coping with stress and burnout can become overwhelming. It’s a challenging balancing act to remain centered and at peace, not in pieces. This interactive workshop is designed to help parents of children with disabilities view self-care through a new lens. This workshop offers tangible strategies to help you overcome the challenges that hinder you from balancing life and reclaiming yourself through self-care and wellness. Participating in this workshop, you’ll learn how to prioritize self-care and make it an integral part of your daily routine. With the right tools and techniques, you can achieve a sense of balance, peace, and well-being that can positively impact yourself and your family.

October 8, 2024 | 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
This workshop will help participants learn the steps of the special education process. Attendees will gain a basic understanding of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act’s (IDEA) 2004 language on high expectations and become more familiar with their role as parents in the development of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Participants will also have the opportunity to learn some practical strategies for participating effectively in IEP meetings.
This virtual webinar will be presented on Zoom. It will not be recorded.?Hosted by?PEATC?in partnership with?Culpepper County Public School Parent Resource Center

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