February Parent Training
February Parent TrainingAddressing Challenging Behavior
Challenging & interfering behaviors can impede our children’s progress and even endanger the safety of our children and those around them. Join us online or in-person to discuss ways to decrease challenging behavior and set our children up for success in their everyday lives.
Please RSVP through email to psallade@cornerstoneautismcenter.com or by returning the sign-up slips sent home in your child’s backpack.
Avon
Monday, February 27th 8:45 am – 9:45 am
7517 Beechwood Centre Road Suite 200
Avon, Indiana 46123
Edinburgh
Monday, February 27th 8:45 am – 9:45 am
3258 West Market Place Drive
Edinburgh, Indiana 46124
West Lafayette
Tuesday, February 28th 8:45 am – 9:45 am
3482 McClure Avenue
West Lafayette, Indiana 47906
Greenwood Madison and Polk
Tuesday, February 28th 8:45 am – 9:45 am
380 Polk Street
Greenwood, Indiana 46143
Virtual Meetings
Monday, February 27th 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (Afternoon Session)
Monday, February 27th 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm (Evening Session)
Link sent after RSVP is received
Tyler Shouse
Tyler ShouseABA Therapist
What dreams or goals have you accomplished since coming to Cornerstone?
When I started at Cornerstone, I really wasn’t sure what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. After spending nearly a year with these kids, it’s become clear to me that this is where I want to build my career. The kids are all so special and unique in their own ways, and I love forming bonds and learning everything I can from working with them. My dream would be to continue my journey here and be the best therapist I can be every day.
What’s your favorite thing about working with children with autism?
My favorite part of working with the kids is watching them grow and develop. It’s so cool seeing where they start out and gradually teaching them new skills and functional communication so that they can apply those abilities in their daily lives.
What’s your favorite memory so far here at Cornerstone?
My favorite memory that I’ve made at Cornerstone would have to be when a client of mine finally said the word “up.” It sounds like such a small moment, but after working on that program for months, it was so rewarding and exciting to hear them clearly say “up” for the first time. Now, this client uses the word in everyday communication, and I couldn’t be prouder.
Thank you to our staff for Maximizing Those Who Struggle,
Embracing Those Who Love and Fulfilling Those Who Serve.
Zoey Has Graduated!
The wonderful and sweet Zoey can officially call herself a Cornerstone graduate! As we got to know Zoey, we fell in love with her kind demeanor and tender heart. While at Cornerstone, Zoey became more social and started interacting with her therapists and peers more independently than ever. We wish her and her family all the best and can’t wait to hear how she thrives in school! Good luck, Zoey!
Read her Success Story here to learn more about Zoey!
Watch Zoey’s Graduation Speech!
From Cornerstone graduate to prominent speech giver, what is there that Zoey can’t do!? Watch her full speech on our YouTube page today!
League of Miracles Basketball!
Sign your child up for the new inclusive basketball league hosted by the League of Miracles! Games are played on Sundays in February at the MG House, home of the Boys and Girls Club of Morgan County. Registration is now open; visit this link to learn more!
Valentine’s Day Sensory Activities!
Get into the spirit of this loving holiday with your child by creating these fantastically themed Valentine’s Day sensory activities. Visit the Hodge Podge Craft website for a complete list of activities and crafts, all themed for the upcoming holiday!
Little Blue Truck’s Valentine
The Little Blue Truck is on an adventure to deliver Valentine’s Day cards! Grab your little one and enjoy this read-a-loud story today. You can watch the video by visiting the YouTube link here!
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.