Livestream-recorded Conferences for Professionals, Parents, Family Members & Students

Our livestream-recorded courses have received great reviews all Spring and Summer long. We’re excited to continue offering livestream-recorded courses through December, and we will also have all of our courses available for on-demand viewing post livestream. We’re here for you to make sure you have access to all of our Fall courses and can watch and re-watch them from anywhere and at any time.

Starting in September, we will be livestreaming new courses every month with a unique theme. Our speakers will explore executive functions and self-regulation, emotions, how to teach early learners, and will also delve into treatment frameworks.

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What People Are Saying

Schools

"I appreciate how the Social Thinking Methodology links social intent/thinking and the common core or school based standards. This connection, and the understanding that exists, is so crucial to every member of a student's school community."

Peggy, 3rd Grade Teacher

Mental Health & Clinicians

"The Social Thinking Methodology is the philosophy that I ascribe to professionally. It serves as my guide through assessment and intervention."

Greg, School Psychologist

Speech Language Pathologists

"I love how realistic the approach is, and doable! Based on real clinical experience adaptable to individual needs/strengths. Great that all the vocabulary is simple, easy to understand, and not full of professional shop talk."

Amy, SLP

Parents & Families

"Social Thinking’s program has given me the much needed tools to communicate in a meaningful way with my 9-year-old son. Thank you. The stress level in our house has decreased along with the meltdowns. He is able to come out of the meltdowns much more readily."

Tammy, Mom of 9 year-old boy

Adult Clients

"I am a professional, high-functioning 37 year old woman diagnosed as being on the spectrum two years ago. The Social Thinking Methodology is by far the most helpful resource I have encountered. It would not be an exaggeration to say that it changed my life. Your concrete examples are extremely helpful."

Adult with Autism