April Parent Training
April Parent TrainingTask Analysis & Chaining
Learning big tasks like getting dressed & making a bed can be really difficult. In April, we will discuss the process of breaking down those skills into learnable steps so we can help our children accomplish big goals.
Please RSVP through email to psallade@cornerstoneautismcenter.com or by returning the sign-up slips sent home in your child’s backpack.
Avon
Thursday April 20th 8:45 am – 9:45 am
7517 Beechwood Centre Road Suite 200
Avon, Indiana 46123
Edinburgh
Thursday, April 20th 8:45 am – 9:45 am
3258 West Market Place Drive
Edinburgh, Indiana 46124
West Lafayette
Friday, April 21st 8:45 am – 9:45 am
3482 McClure Avenue
West Lafayette, Indiana 47906
Greenwood Madison and Polk
Friday, April 21st 8:45 am – 9:45 am
380 Polk Street
Greenwood, Indiana 46143
Virtual Meetings
Thursday, April 20th 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (Afternoon Session)
Thursday, April 20th 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm (Evening Session)
Link sent after RSVP is received
Hailey Rose
Hailey RoseABA Therapist
Who or what inspires you? And why?
Who inspires me is Ashley Wiley, a BCBA at the Cornerstone Avon location! She inspires me to continue to work towards my dream!
What goals have you accomplished since coming to Cornerstone? Or what are some goals that are currently in progress?
The recent goal I have accomplished since coming to Cornerstone is starting my dream job! My next goal is to obtain my BA in ABA with a minor in American Sign Language.
What’s the best advice you’ve ever been given?
The best advice I’ve been given is always to follow your dreams. I was stuck for a long time, knowing I wanted to work with children, but I didn’t know what precisely that was until I found Cornerstone!
What’s your favorite thing about working with children with autism?
My favorite thing about working with children with autism is making memories with them and playing with them. Another thing is seeing their progress!
What’s your favorite memory so far here at Cornerstone?
My favorite memory at Cornerstone is when the Avon staff painted pumpkins for a team builder!
Thank you to our staff for Maximizing Those Who Struggle,
Embracing Those Who Love and Fulfilling Those Who Serve.
Autism Community Connection Game Night!
It’s time to have some old-fashioned fun and whip out those board games. Pop by the Greenwood Community Center for an evening of friendly competition, great snacks, and laughter – there is something for everyone!
Visit the Autism Community Connection website to learn more!
April is for Autism Blog
Autism affects us all. We’re excited to announce the launch of our newest blog, April is for Autism, which helps share better ways to understand and support those with autism and what this month means to some of our Cornerstone staff.
Tap the link here to get inspired, learn more about autism, and spread awareness!
Stories to Inspire Blog
It’s time to make room on your bookshelf! In honor of Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month, check out our blog post about books featuring autistic characters. Get ready to be inspired, learn different narratives, and discover what autism can look like in fiction.
All My Stripes Read Along
Ready to embark on a wild adventure with Zane the zebra? Click the YouTube link below, grab your young one, and follow along in this month’s read-along story, All My Stripes! This heartwarming story is a testament to the power of acceptance, understanding, and celebrating differences. Gain invaluable life lessons to inspire your child to embrace their unique selves!
Cornerstone Merchandise Online Store!
Check out our online swag store to find specialty Cornerstone gear! Items will be shipped directly to your home, and ALL proceeds will be donated to the Cornerstone Autism Foundation. The Foundation provides grants and sponsorships to schools and 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, and charitable fundraising events that directly serve and benefit children of autism here in Indiana.