Humanex Academy is proud to host our Grow & Go: Family Series, designed to provide parents and guardians with tools, resources, and insights to support your student’s journey. Throughout the year, we invite experts from a variety of fields to share their knowledge on topics related to education, transition planning, mental health, and family support. All sessions are free and open to Humanex families. We encourage you to join us, ask questions, and connect with other parents as we learn and grow together.
Once you have RSVP'd, Laura will send you a calendar invitation with the virtual link to join.
Upcoming Speakers
December 3rd at 6:00
Join Jared Stewart and Amber Wood from ScenicView Academy. ScenicView Academy (SVA) is a nationally recognized and accredited nonprofit school for adults 18-30 with autism spectrum disorders and other neurodiversities.
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Learn more about ScenicView Academy: https://www.svacademy.org/
January 7th at 6:00
Join Audrey Norton (former Humanex intern) from Sanare Psychosocial Rehabilitation. Sanare provides in-home and community-based (real world) psychosocial rehabilitation with the highest level of clinical integrity, minimizing the impact of mental health symptoms to holistically improve life satisfaction and success across the seven domains of functioning – Building pathways to living well.
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Learn more about Sanare: https://www.sanare-colorado.com/
January 14th at 5:00
Join Elizabeth Green from Link Consulting. Link Consulting empowers individuals & Ooganizations through personalized coaching, training, and therapy. We create pathways for individuals and organizations to develop essential skills, build confidence, and achieve long-term success.
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Learn more about Link Consulting: https://www.linktalent.org/
January 28th at 6:00
Join Dr. Gabe Casher from Panorama Psychology as he chats with us about emotional regulation in teens. Dr. Casher will share practical strategies to help families manage strong feelings during transitions and seasonal changes. This is also a chance for parents to ask candid questions, connect around shared experiences, and walk away with tools to support resilience and calm.
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Learn more about Panorama Psychology: panoramapsychology.com
February 4th at 6:00
Join Ali Zidel from Launch Learning as we dive into "Time Use 101: Awareness, Intention, and Action," will provide parents with practical guidance on effective time use. Ali will delve into key concepts such as time awareness, effective time use strategies, and overcoming common pitfalls like procrastination, along with the myth of multitasking. She will also cover powerful techniques for prioritization, planning, and the role of mindfulness in helping us to be more present and productive.
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Learn more about Launch Learning: https://launchlearning.com/
February 11th at 6:00
Join Caitlin German from BroadFutures for a conversation on what it really means to be college ready versus simply college capable. This interactive session will explore how gap years, internships, and work experiences can support neurodivergent students in developing the skills, confidence, and independence they need to thrive in higher education.
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Learn more about BroadFutures: https://broadfutures.org/
February 25th at 6:00
Join Tessa Shlenbarger from Beyond Booksmart a fantastic online resource for students and families looking for support in executive functioning skills, ADHD and other learning challenges.
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Learn more about Beyond Booksmart here: https://www.beyondbooksmart.com/
March 4th at 6:00
Join Cassie Roybal from EmpowHERed Divergence Therapy to help us celebrate International Women's Day on Sunday, March 8th with a focus on our female population and helping neurodivergent women thrive in a world that was not built with them in mind.
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Learn more about EmpowHERed: https://www.empowhereddivergencetherapy.com/
April 1st at 6:00
Join Heather Ackart OT & Certified Driving Rehab Specialist from DriveWays. This presentation is designed to support parents of neurodivergent children and young adults who are beginning to explore the idea of driving.
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Learn more about DriveWays: https://www.ot4driveways.com/
April 8th at 5:00
Join Dr. Sarah Bennison from The Mattering Movement Project as she offers us a causal yet informative conversation about the importance of untangling self-worth from achievement as it relates to mattering.
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Learn more about The Mattering Movement: https://www.thematteringmovement.com