
Presentations
Presentations
ABA Therapy
John Adelinis
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Speech Therapy
Alyssa Prinzi, M.A., CCC-SLP
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Physical Therapy
Thuan Vuu, PT, DPT
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Occupational Therapy
Sarah Canfield, MS, OTR/L
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Music Therapy
Tamala Ponder
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Feeding Therapy
Tammy Bishop, MS, OTR/L
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Developmental Therapy
Dr. Shelley Stravitz
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Social Therapy
Stephanie West
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ABLE
Jenn Sikora
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Special Needs Planning
Phillip Clark
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Government Programs
Alexandra Baig
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Medicaid Waiver
Scarlett Kibbey
Pooled Trust
Joanne Marcus, MSW
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Trust Planning
Ryan Platt
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Brain Fog
Dr. James Neuenschwander
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Seizures
Dr. Jean-Ronel Corbier
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Anxiety & Aggression
Dr. Jerry Kartzinel
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Language Development
Dr. Jared Skowron
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Visual Spatial Processing
Dr. Jenna Williams-McDermed
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Finding Resources
Rori Becker
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IEP
Jessica Barisano
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Education IEP vs 504
Stephanie Knapp, CP
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Self Care
Heather Subbert
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Self-Care During Trauma
Nicole Irvine
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Navigating Social Media
Andi Stowe
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Safe Platforms
Summer Petrosius
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A Diagnosis Comes With Questions. We'll Help You Find the Answers.
Have you recently had a child or loved one diagnosed with autism or another disability? Suddenly, there can be an overwhelming number of decisions to make—and it can be hard to know where to begin.
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Which therapies should we consider? What should I know about my child's IEP? Are there medical considerations I haven't explored? What government benefits are available? What should we be doing financially? And perhaps the biggest question of all:
What do I need to know that I don't even know to ask yet?
That's exactly why we created AccessAbility.
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AccessAbility brings together 26 professionals and experts to give newly diagnosed families an introduction to the many areas they may encounter along the journey. Instead of expecting you to figure out the system on your own, we bring the information together in one place so you can learn about your options and begin making informed decisions for your child or loved one.
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This four-part national series includes approximately six hours of online video instruction, divided into short, easy-to-follow segments you can watch on your own schedule. You'll also receive four accompanying workbooks designed to help you learn, take notes, explore additional resources, and return to the information as your family's needs change.
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You don't have to learn everything today.
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Start with what you need now. Come back when you're ready for what's next.
If you're wondering where to begin after a diagnosis, AccessAbility was designed for this moment.
Access Ability Moments
Please watch any of the above clips to gain insight on what to expect watching Access Ability



