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Workshops for Caregiver Support Groups & Community Organizations
Workshops for Caregiver Support Groups & Community Organizations
The Kentucky Autism Training Center (KATC) is proud to offer free, 1 to 1.5-hour workshops designed to support caregiver groups and community partners across Kentucky. These sessions are crafted to build confidence, deepen understanding, and foster inclusive practices that affirm and empower autistic individuals and those who care for them.
Workshops are available to autism-related caregiver support groups and community-based organizations. While we’re unable to accommodate individual family requests, we welcome group inquiries and are committed to making learning accessible and meaningful.
To support planning and trainer coordination, please submit training requests at least 8 weeks in advance.
Please note: Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are not provided for community/family trainings.
If your group includes primarily professionals, please complete the Professional Development Request Form.
If your group includes primarily professionals, please complete the Professional Development Request Form.
Popular Workshop Topics Include:
Popular Workshop Topics Include:
Sensory Processing and Autism: Basic Intro for Families
Executive Functioning: Common Challenges & Practical Solutions
Behavior & Communication at Home: Building Easier Days For You and Your Child
Preventing "Summer Slide" For Young Children with Autism
Autism 101 Basics
Sensory Tools - Make and Take Session
How Do I Play With My Child?
What Is Neurodiversity? Understanding Neuro-Affirming Practices
Supporting Autistics Through A Trauma-Informed Lens
Kentucky Medicaid Waivers: Basics Every Caregiver Should Know
Kentucky Autism Resources for Caregivers
Communication Supports
And more—tailored to your group’s interests!
Planning Your Workshop
Planning Your Workshop
To ensure thoughtful coordination, please submit your request at least 8 weeks in advance.
We’re excited to learn with you and support your group’s journey.
For questions, email us at katc@louisville.edu
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