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IFCI Clinical Fellow Reinhild Boehme will discuss OhioGuidestone’s recent telehealth initiatives during a Virtual Neighborhood Connections Forum this Tuesday, May 26 beginning at noon. This one-hour forum, part of a biweekly series, will be conducted via Zoom. Reinhild will demonstrate some of our telehealth specific interventions and highlight our free telehealth tool. She also will explore what is different about telehealth services and how we can all adapt in a creative ways. The Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services’ Office of Children Services Transformation is partnering with the Ohio Child Care Resource and Referral Association to host biweekly Zoom meetings for nonprofit and community organizations who provide resources and supports to children and families. The virtual meetings will allow organizations to share innovative practices and strategies, as well as challenges and barriers experienced during COVID-19. Click here to register for the virtual forum. To learn more about how we do telehealth, visit our telehealth tools page.
Juggling Too Many Plates?Join this Friday’s webinar led by OhioGuidestone’s Assistant Director of Innovation & Impact and IFCI Clinical Fellow, Reinhild Boehme, that will focus on self-care in very anxious times. Juggling Too Many Plates? Learn Strategies to Juggle it all Including Stress, Chaos and Self-Care.Friday May 22, 2020 at 9-10:30amRSVP for this FREE webinar Many of those working in the schools feel their lives have been turned upside down. They are now teaching and providing other school services virtually, often while managing their own families at home. Additionally, educators worry about an uncertain future and what teaching will look like in the future in the face of a worldwide pandemic.This webinar will introduce you to ways in which you can build personal and collective resilience. We will identify mindful steps you can take to take care of yourself in these difficult times. Specifically, we will examine the practice of self-compassion and explore how to engage in micro-moments of self-care in the context of our very busy lives. We will examine the role of social connection in resilience-building and explore practical ways to stay connected in spite of the current circumstances. RSVP for the webinar today! Questions? Contact Kristine Kozlowski of the Educational Services Center of Northeast Ohio at kristine.kozlowski@escneo.org. Or contact the Educational Service Center of Northeast Ohio | 216-524-30006393 Oak Tree Blvd., Independence, OH 44131 | www.escneo.org.
Our latest white paper is now available! “Expand Insurance Coverage of the PLAY Project to Support Developmental and Relationship-based Treatment of Young Ohioans with ASD” examines how we treat children with autism at OhioGuidestone, and why we think the PLAY Project is so important. At OhioGuidestone, we recognize a variety of options exist for the treatment of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Those include oft-used interventions such as applied behavior analysis (ABA). However, we advocate for the treatment of children presenting mild to moderate symptoms using models that incorporate parents and focus on improving social interaction skills, not just reformatting behavior. In our paper, we suggest that the PLAY Project be initially considered as the primary treatment for children 0-8 years old diagnosed with autism who do not demonstrate significantly impaired social interactions. We also advocate for its inclusion in expanded insurance coverage by Ohio providers, including Medicaid. Our white papers communicate research, theories, and our position on particular topics. They connect directly to our mission and vision, with the intent to educate, inform, and influence policy. To read other white papers we’ve published, click here. Want to stay up-to-date on our latest news, research, and tools? Then follow us on Facebook and Twitter !
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