15/08/2023
During STEM3’s summer school, students successfully engineered robots for this year's Vex IQ competition. Students have spent their summer gearing up for this fall’s competition and have made good headway so far! Keep going, students!
31/03/2023
Join The Help Group for a webcast where we will discuss why children with autism benefit from attending specialized vs. traditional summer camps.
WHEN: Wednesday, April 12 | 10 – 11am PST
WHERE: Streaming (via Zoom)
COST: Free
RSVP at www.thehelpgroup.org/webcasts/
20/01/2023
Regular school attendance is crucial to the development and education of children. However, despite best intentions, there are often significant and persistent barriers.
To address the ever growing challenge of school absenteeism, The Help Group’s Dianne Lotivio, M.A. will share her expertise about practical strategies parents and professionals can implement on our next webcast, “Absent Again: Strategies to Improve School Attendance" on Wednesday, January 25th at 10am PT.
Absent Again: Strategies to Improve School Attendance
Learn the latest research and innovative therapies for helping youth cope with mental health challenges.
14/04/2022
Join next week on April 20th at 10am PT for an important topic that you won’t want to miss! Recent statistics show that about 75% of autistic children have a comorbid mental health challenge, and nearly 50% have two or more comorbid mental health challenges. Common conditions include anxiety, depression/mood disorders, ADHD and OCD. In this live webcast, we'll present the latest research on mental health issues in autism spectrum disorder and provide information on the most innovative therapies for helping autistic youth and their parents cope with these challenges. We’ll hear from an autistic young adult and also a parent's perspective on how therapy helped their child. Free to attend! RSVP: thehelpgroup.org/webcasts
22/03/2022
Join us this Friday for our STEM3 Academy fundraiser!
02/03/2022
Join The Help Group's expert panel on 3/9 at 10am PST in a discussion about mental health interventions available for children of all ages emerging from the trauma of the pandemic and how to cultivate emotional wellness. Free and open to parents, professionals, and the community at large! RSVP: thehelpgroup.org/webcasts.
17/02/2022
Pleas join us at Shakey’s Pizza on Laurel Canyon Blvd near Magnolia Blvd. on Feb. 24 for STEM3 Academy’s fundraiser!
01/12/2021
Every child deserves a great future. Your gift WILL make a difference and is an investment in a student. Thank you for partnering with us at this most challenging time. To donate, please visit www.thehelpgroup.org/annual-giving.
02/09/2021
The value of a STEM-focused education for students with ASD and other social and learning differences is irrefutable given their passion and abilities in STEM related fields, the increase in STEM related jobs, and significant underemployment among neurodiverse adults. Dr. Ellis Crasnow, The Help Group’s Director of STEM Education, will speak to the power of a strengths-based STEM education and how it positions these young people for future success. Join us via Zoom on September 22 at 10am PDT. RSVP at thehelpgroup.org/webcasts/.
18/05/2021
May is Mental Health Awareness Month! The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many challenges to students, educators, and parents. Children already coping with mental health issues have been especially vulnerable to the changes. Taking steps to support students is essential during this challenging time. For us at The Help Group, that means more than making sure they are keeping up with their academics and score well on standardized tests. We are as concerned about the social, emotional, and mental health needs of students in our community. Watch these free live webcasts titled, “Addressing The Mental Health Needs of Young People” where we'll hear from experts on how to address the mental health needs of young people during the COVID-19 pandemic. thehelpgroup.org/mental-health-awareness-month/
Mental Health Awareness Month | The Help Group
03/05/2021
*Upcoming Webcast Alert*
Many parents may not fully understand why their child is struggling in school or what support is needed for them to reach their full potential. A more comprehensive evaluation such as a neuropsychological assessment can help parents better understand why a child is struggling, create a profile of a child’s unique profile, including strengths and weaknesses, and outline a plan for addressing areas of struggle. Join us for this free live webcast to learn more with guest experts! RSVP: https://thg-maywebcast.eventbrite.com