Explore neurodiversity, the natural variation in how human brains are wired, in this workshop with speech and language pathologist Stephanie Boron.
Human brains are as diverse as we are as individuals. Whether you're supporting your own child or curious to learn more about our neurodiverse community, this workshop is for you. Learn communication and regulation strategies to support your child's unique brain and affirm how they see the world. Children ages 4 and older can enjoy a storytime and craft in the Youth Program Room while adults attend the program.
Stephanie Boron is a pediatric speech and language pathologist with a passion for creating safe and inclusive spaces for neurodivergent clients and their families. As a firm believer that disability rights are human rights, Stephanie is committed to partnering with community spaces to increase accessibility and belonging for minds of all kinds.
This series is presented in partnership with District 39 PTAs and PTOs, and this program reflects the district’s DEIB monthly themes, which celebrate diverse identities, beliefs and traditions.
AGE GROUP: | Teens | Kids | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Presentation | Parenting & Education |
TAGS: | llt |
From the south: Go north on Green Bay Road. Turn left on Wilmette Ave. Turn right on Park Ave. Library is located on the corner of Wilmette Ave. and Park Ave. Parking lot is on the north side of the building.
From the north: Go south on Green Bay Road. Turn right on Wilmette Ave. Turn right on Park Ave. Library is located on the corner of Wilmette Ave. and Park Ave. Parking lot is on the north side of the building.
From I-94 (Edens Expressway):from the South - exit at Lake Ave. East. Go east on Lake Ave. a little over 2 miles. Turn right on Park Ave. • from the North - exit at Rt. 41/Skokie Blvd. Turn left (east) on Lake Ave. Go east on Lake Ave. a little over 2 miles. Turn right on Park Ave.
Mass transit options include CTA, Metra, and Pace.
