Jennifer has had the privilege of hosting talks for parents and teachers at both local public and independent schools. She brings to the table extensive training and knowledge in working with children and teens who have autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, and anxiety. Jennifer’s expertise includes presenting on topics such as managing anxiety in children and teens both at home and in school, as well as supporting the behavioral needs of neurodiverse learners. Additionally, she specializes in early identification and support of learning disabilities in the classroom.
Understanding Anxiety for Parents & Teachers
This seminar is designed to equip parents and/or teachers with the necessary tools to identify anxiety-driven behaviors and effectively manage them in the classroom and at home. Through a comprehensive approach, the seminar will explore a range of strategies that prioritize building grit, improving resilience, and fostering positive teacher-student parent-child connections.
Supporting Neurodiverse Learners
This workshop offers a comprehensive framework for identifying the underlying function behind behavior and implementing effective, individualized behavior intervention strategies. Participants will gain practical, applicable knowledge to support students with ADHD, Autism, executive functioning difficulties, and more.
Learning Disabilities in the Classroom
During this session, we will explore the early indicators of reading, writing, and math disabilities and delve into proven, research-based instructional strategies. By the end of this session, you will be equipped with concrete recommendations for fostering an inclusive classroom environment that supports learners of all ability levels. Join us as we explore practical techniques for identifying and addressing learning challenges in the classroom.
