Join us for an informational session where you’ll discover effective strategies for supporting young children with autism 0-5 age range. This informative session not only equips you with invaluable insights into autism but also provides exclusive access to a wealth of free resources from the esteemed California Autism Professional Training Network (CAPTAIN). You will gain access to a curated collection of user-friendly materials designed to enhance your support for children with autism. Each resource is meticulously chosen and rooted in evidence-based methodologies, backed by credible sources. Elevate your understanding and impact on the lives of young children with autism by joining us for this enriching session!

In this webinar, you will gain an understanding of:

• The early signs and symptoms of autism
• CAPTAIN Network and resources
• Evidence-Based Practices (EBPs) for supporting children with autism.

Ravi has been working with both children and adults with developmental disabilities since 2014. He is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and holds a Master’s Degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with an emphasis in Autism. Ravi currently works as a Behavior Manager for Campbell Union School District. Prior to that, Ravi has held roles as a BCBA in San Mateo County and was a Clinical Director at an ABA company leading behavioral interventions for clients ranging from 18 months – 21 years old.

Cindy has worked with children with developmental disabilities in both home and school programs for 25 years. She currently works as the Classified Manager for Campbell Union School District. Prior to that, she was a Behavior Specialist for the district and collaborated closely with ABA agencies providing behavioral interventions. Cindy has led trainings in ABA and is currently a certified trainer for QBS.

This Zoom webinar series is offered for FIRST 5 Partners and other local professionals such as Early interventionists, Social Workers, Home Visitors, Childcare and Preschool providers, Family Resource Center staff, Therapeutic Service Providers, and Parents too! This webinar will be presented in English.