Past Events

In this seminar, we will discuss the uses for Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, the research behind the approach, and some basic skills.

Next Step is designed to help students with social language and anxiety challenges prepare for college. The program serves as a simulation for independent living.

In this seminar, we examine the unique challenges that youth in the LGBTQ+ community face and the importance of inclusive mental health care to provide a strong foundation for future wellbeing.

In this seminar, we discuss the role that parents play in child and adolescent mental health care, parent-based approaches to treatment, and how they function to help your child succeed!

The increasing availability of behavior analytic services for individuals with autism is addressing a critical service gap, yet a significant portion of providers are relatively new to the practice, presenting unique challenges and opportunities to the field. Every service delivery model, whether a school, clinic, or consultancy, needs mechanisms to ensure that providers are relying on best practice informed by research, teaching socially relevant and important skills to learners, and contributing to the growth and development of its service providers along the way. This presentation explores the pillars of a strong clinical service delivery model situated in a school for learners with autism. Those pillars include an ecosystem for professional development and research, both of which then offer the opportunity for continuous program improvement; a system for identifying and teaching important skills that relies on the principles of behavior analysis; and a well-considered set of logistical practices that are specifically designed to meet the needs of learners with autism. This presentation highlights NECC's commitment to evidence-based practices and its ongoing contributions to advancing autism education.