Creative Care for Special Needs- Carl and Rebecca Winski

Summer transition support for graduating seniors and teens needing social, communication, and life skills practice.

Led by a certified special education teacher with a Master’s in Learning & Behavior Disorders and 25 years of experience supporting individuals and families.

Message me for a free phone consult.

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Need a life coach who will be available by phone to walk beside you?? Let me know when you wanna chat! We got this!

Temple Grandin will be speaking at the USAAA World Conference in Louisville.
For tickets: http://buff.ly/2aWicKa

Come out to the FUNRUN and support Autism! We will be there with Creative Care for Autism and can’t wait to meet the Autism Community in Kentucky.

Tag your walking/running partner or group and head out for the 17th annual Run for Autism 5K and 1 miler.

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🏃🏾 In person and virtual options available

🏃‍♀️ Sponsorship opportunities [email protected]

🏃🏾Vendor opportunities contact [email protected]

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Life coaching for special needs!

CC4SN-602-509-1128 CALL CARL AND REBECCA Social skills training for the special needs community. Job training or shadowing. Help with career finding.

My name is Rebecca Winski and I have been working in the Autism field for over 20 years. I started with respite and habilitation at 18 years old after meeting someone with Autism for the first time over a game of Cats Cradle. I was so amazed that I went on to do respite/habilitation as much as I had time to do. I then went on to work in group homes and eventually ran an Autism program at a high school in Arizona where I met my now husband. We now both work In the traditional school setting but we are not getting our fill by working with the Autism community as much as we want. Our goal is to reach as many people in the Autism community as we can to guide those who need help with life skills. If you know someone who could benefit from this please contact us.

This week was riddled with frustration from many students trying to meet their goals. Pushing through the frustrating times is so important. When we are frustrated, we learn new ways to cope that help us more than our old ways of coping. We can look at frustration as a new way for growth. What new small goals did you achieve this week so far?

Merry Christmas to you all! Mr. and Mrs. Winski and our favorite 8th grader!