Past Events

This free webinar will cover TAND (Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Associated Neuropsychiatric Disorders), including early identification, treatment options, and practical strategies for managing challenging behaviors. Free CEUs available.

Join us for a Baby Playdate and Parent Coffee Event at the Texas Center for Disability Studies.

Join Dr. Clare Harrop for an exploration of how the experiences and support needs of autistic females evolve across the lifespan.

Learn to recognize and manage urea cycle disorders in children in this free webinar on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, at 12 p.m. CST. Presenters from Baylor College of Medicine and UT Austin's Texas Center for Disability Studies will cover diagnosis, treatment, and support resources for families and caregivers. Free CEUs available for nurses and social workers.

The mission of the Texas Assistive Technology Makers Alliance, or TAMALES, is to help coordinate a statewide network of makers interested in supporting individuals with disabilities. This is done by creating individualized AT solutions, while learning from one another in a collaborative environment.

Autistic adolescents and young adults' psychological well-being is the focus of this free Autism Consortium of Texas webinar with Shuting Zheng, PhD, BCBA.

Join us for the February Autism Consortium of Texas webinar! Topic: Improving Service Navigation Among Families of Autistic Individuals

This session will outline the medical issues associated with Angelman Syndrome, illustrate the genetic testing and diagnosis process including identifying referral pathways, and discuss the new treatments being used in clinical trials.

The mission of the Texas Assistive Technology Makers Alliance, or TAMALES, is to help coordinate a statewide network of makers interested in supporting individuals with disabilities. This is done by creating individualized AT solutions, while learning from one another in a collaborative environment.

Texas Parent to Parent comes back to PSJA ISD with a FREE conference for parents, self-advocates, family members, educators, service providers, and other community members interested in topics related to children with disabilities, chronic & mental health conditions and other health care needs.