E-Learning Library: Emotional Disturbance

This is the final video of a six part series. This video is focused on procedural safeguards.

This is part five of a six part series. This video is focused on accommodations, modifications, and assistive technology.

This is part four of a six part series. This video is focused on the various aspects of the IEP document.

This is part three of a six part series. This video is focused on how to prepare for an IEP meeting.

This is part two of a six part series. This video is focused on requesting an IEP, referrals for special education, and an overview of assessments.

This is the part one of a six part series focused on understanding special education and IEPs. This video defines special education, the aspects of IDEA, and more.

Learn more about how to develop a one-page profile and showcase the strengths of your loved one.

Discover more about the different models related to financial management services.

Learn more about natural supports, individual education plans, and community programs.

Learn more about spending plans and individual program plans.

Learn more about how to transition into the self-determination.

Discover more about the self-determination program from Connections California.

Learn more about the Self-Determination Program.

The Department has developed an informational video that features consumers and families currently in the self-determination pilot project as well as those who are interested in the SDP.

This training will address how the Social Security Administration (SSA) will reduce SSI benefits using the “countable income calculation” when the person receiving benefits has earned income.

This video reviews the steps needed to apply for SSI successfully.

This informational video provides an overview of the IHSS Program and the expedited application process for individuals transitioning from interim housing to permanent housing.

In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) Program Overview video.

A video overview of DPSS's In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) program.

In-Home Support Services (IHSS) may be available to people receiving MediCal, including Regional Center (RC) consumers. Your child or young adult may live in your home or in their own home and be eligible for IHSS.

Research shows that one of the top indicators of a successful transition to adulthood is the internship and/or work experience the youth had while still attending school. The California Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) Student Services are activities that support youth in exploring and preparing for employment.

Learn about how Julia's experiences in high school supported her into adulthood.

Please join Stephen W. Dale, Esq., for a discussion on the legal alternatives around decision-making, including conservatorships, supported decision-making, and powers of attorney.

Learn how to put together an IEP transition plan for your child. We cover everything from setting realistic IEP goals to preparing for post-transition services after high school.

ADHD expert Sharon Saline answers ADDitude readers' questions about gifted children and adults who have ADHD — and struggle with the misconceptions surrounding both.

Learn more about twice-exceptionality in this video.

Parents and teachers, 2e means Gifted AND learning disabled at the same time. This video dives deep so you know exactly how to support your child.

Gavin Newsom has had a successful political career. He’s served as the mayor of San Francisco, the lieutenant governor of the state of California, and is now the Governor of California. He also has dyslexia. Watch as he helps Ryan, a 13-year-old who also has dyslexia, by sharing his experiences with learning and thinking differences.

Know that you’re different, but you’re not less than someone else.” So says Elijah Ditchendorf, a math and science whiz with dyslexia. Watch as he shares his passion for math and science and the college scholarship he earned.

Dyslexia can also look different as kids get older. Learn common signs of dyslexia at different ages and how to help.

Reading expert, Margie Gillis, EdD, explains what dyslexia is, dyslexia symptoms, common dyslexia teaching strategies, and dyslexia treatment exercises.

In this video, Guinevere Eden, PhD, explains which parts of our brain we use when we read, how our brains change when we learn to read, and the difference that a successful dyslexia intervention can make in brain function

Get an inside look as Matthew M. Cruger, PhD, a clinical psychologist and senior director of the Learning and Development Center at the Child Mind Institute, evaluates a child for learning and thinking differences.

Watch and learn about dyslexia and strategies to use at home.

This video covers the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of dyslexia.

This presentation covers the basics of what dyslexia is and how to support your child. We discuss what structured literacy is, how to find a program that is right for your child, and what you can do at home to help

This video is designed to help teachers, educators and parents understand dyslexia, both its strengths and challenges, gain essential knowledge in how to recognise and support it, and create a dyslexia inclusive classroom.

Adults with developmental disabilities and their caregivers share stories about their interactions with healthcare professionals. Viewers gain perspective and recognize behaviors that improve communication, heighten satisfaction, and build strong connections with patients.

Leading IDD expert Dr. Ambrose shares his top 5 tips for parenting a child with intellectual disability.

This video will help you prepare for adulthood, including transferring your medical care to a doctor that cares for adults.

IDD, or Intellectual and Developmental Disorders, is a term to describe a broad group of conditions that include physical, learning, and behavioral disorders. This video covers what these conditions are, how they impact people, and services and strategies that help support those living with these conditions.

In this video, Dr. Rachel Ferrari breaks down what an intellectual disability is as well as the signs and symptoms.

This presentation will provide several strategies and tips for teaching students with emotional and behavioral EBD disabilities

Watch to learn more about children with emotional disturbance.

Understand the difference between autism and emotional disturbance.

This video provides an overview of supporting students with emotional and behaviorally disturbed students.

In this talk, Jac combines these ideas with their own personal story to explain why we need to rethink the way that we understand autism.

Discover more about autism and the myths that surround it.

The tutorial consists of six video clips comparing toddlers who show no signs of ASD to toddlers who show early signs of ASD

Learn more about autism and how to advocate for your child.

Expert, Thomas E. Brown, PhD, discusses the various ADHD treatments for kids. This includes behavioral therapy for ADHD and ADHD medication.

Dr. Stephanie Sarkis explains the ways anxiety can surface in children with learning and thinking differences and offers suggestions that could help you and your child better manage it.

Thomas E. Brown, PhD, discusses ADHD diagnosis, ADHD symptoms, available ADHD treatment options, and ADHD medication.

This video describes how to support individuals in the area of focus and attention.

Learn about the evaluation process used to assess for a learning disability or ADHD in this 60-minute webinar co-sponsored by PHP and Morrissey Compton Educational Center.

Many children with LD (learning disabilities) or ADHD have coexisting condition. Learn more about coexisting conditions here.

Discover how hidden disabilities can impact every day life.

In this video, leading psychologist, Dr. Judy Ho, and MedCircle host, Kyle Kittleson, provide eye-opening insight to the Adult ADHD diagnosis and treatment.

Learn some of the most common challenges associated with ADHD.

There are different types of ADHD: inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive, and combined. ADHD impacts kids, teenagers, and adults but is treatable with the help of professionals.

Self care is what's needed for your well-being and should always leave you with more energy and feelings of revitalization.

Caregiving can be filled with ups and downs throughout a loved one’s treatment journey. Building resilience can be beneficial to you and your loved ones, improving emotional wellbeing and coping abilities.

Self-care can seem like a daunting task when you've already got a lot on your plate, so let's take a little time to reflect on what works best for you, and make an action plan.

Motivational words from other parents of children with disabilities

What is mindfulness, acceptance and healthy cognition? Something that caregivers can use every day in nearly every circumstance!

How can you talk with your loved one about sexuality?

It’s so important to learn certain online safety tips for people with disabilities to ensure you’re safeguarded.

This video from the Arc of Northern Virginia provides information on how to navigate interactions between people with disabilities and police officers.

Learn about safe ways to express yourself while you navigate your community

Environmental disasters have a disproportionate impact on people living with disabilities — these 4 tips could save your life or your loved one’s.

Learn about strategies to stay safe as you navigate your community.

Heather Nunziato, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with Brett DiNovi & Associates, discusses how this tantrum could have been avoided if the hypothesized functions of the behavior were access to the computer and social attention from the caregiver.

If you become familiar with PBS theory, you may gain a better understanding of what’s at the root of a behavior and how your child's BIP works to address behavior concerns.

A video outlining what Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is and how it is used to support people with learning disabilities and/or autism

Learn more about positive behavior interventions for behaviors in school.

Learn more about school-based behavior.

When you learn how to change your fundamental approach to anxiety, you can create a space for your kids to change their relationship to anxiety - so that they can be healthy, resilient, self-assured and functional.

In this video you’re going to learn how to teach your kids coping skills for anxiety.

Whether that person has a co-occurring condition (IDD and Mental Health / Behavioral Health need) or is just going through a time where they could use more wellness support—everyone should know how to access mental healthcare and behavioral healthcare.

When kids are anxious, it’s natural to want to help them feel better. But by trying to protect them, you can accidentally make anxiety worse. It's best to help kids overcome anxiety by teaching them to deal with it as it comes up.

Learn about the different types of anxiety that a child may experience.

This video demystifies myths regarding technology like how using technology will hinder the development of literacy skills and how using a speaking aid will lead to the child not being able to develop speech independently.

Instructional Technologist, Christine Dinh, will discuss three assistive technology tools that can help students with dyslexia.

Discover how assistive technology can be utilized in schools to support students.

With clarity and poise, he shares how his first motorized wheelchair empowered him with independence and ability -- and why assistive technology should be available to anyone who needs it.

Learn how to work with school teams to consider Assistive Technology for your child as part of an Individualized Education Plan (IEP).

This set of videos introduces early childhood professionals to technology and how it can be used to help children ages birth to 5 with disabilities learn and grow by using technology to bridge developmental and achievement gaps.

Understand how IEPs and 504 Plans are different with this video.

Learn about the options and opportunities for related services for children with Autism.

Increase your understanding of IEP timelines.

Discover all the parts of the IEP from goals to test scores.

Learn more about your child's IEP, test scores, and IEP goals with this video

Learn more about how to navigate IEP meetings from parents and former teachers.

Discover the various members of your child's IEP team.

Learn more about special education eligibility categories.

Prepare for your child's IEP meeting with this video.