What is the primary focus of your digital training program for families of individuals with IDD?

Our digital training program is designed to empower families by providing comprehensive knowledge and skills to support individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD).

How long is the 2-month intensive program, and what is its structure?

The program spans 2 months and includes 12 one-hour long online training sessions, 6 group sessions for local families, and 4 individual home lessons, offering a diverse and holistic learning experience.

What topics are covered in the training sessions?

The training sessions cover a broad range of topics, including social determinants of health, healthy habits, genetic disorders associated with IDD, behavioral issues, trauma-informed care, depression, anxiety, communication skills, and more.

How can families access the free, open-access online collection of medical videos?

The online collection of medical videos is accessible around-the-clock and can be freely accessed on our website, providing families with valuable insights into medical conditions and care practices.

Is the training program suitable for families with individuals of all ages with IDD?

While our primary focus is on individuals aged 10 and above, our training program is designed to be inclusive and beneficial for families with individuals of various ages experiencing IDD.

What makes your program unique compared to other IDD training programs?

Our program stands out for its comprehensive approach, blending digital and in-person sessions, covering a wide range of topics, and providing free access to a collection of medical videos, ensuring a holistic and accessible learning experience.

How can families enroll in the 2-month intensive program?

Families can enroll by visiting our website’s enrollment section, where they will find detailed information on the program, its structure, and the steps to register.

Are the training sessions conducted by qualified professionals?

Yes, our training sessions are conducted by experienced professionals in the field of IDD, ensuring that families receive guidance from knowledgeable and skilled educators.

Can families participate in the program if they are not located in the DMV area?

Absolutely! While we offer in-person group sessions for local families in the DMV area, the majority of our program, including online training sessions and individual home lessons, is accessible to families regardless of their location.

How does your organization support families beyond the training program?

Our commitment extends beyond the training program. We provide ongoing support, resources, and a community network to ensure that families continue to receive the assistance they need throughout their journey of caring for individuals with IDD.