MSRGN is hosting its 2022 Genetics Pop-Up event on March 3rd ,4th & 5th. If you or someone you know has some questions regarding #genetics, come check it out! Our Genetic Navigators can help guide you to your needed answers. LINK- https://t.co/nqpz0aNMj6
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Do you have some questions about #genetics but do not know where to look for answers? MSRGN’s Genetic Navigators might be able to help you out. The Genetics Pop-Ups on March 3rd, 4th & 5th could have the answers you need. LINK- https://t.co/nqpz0awaUw
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Do you have any questions about #genetics? You may find some answers with Mountain States Regional Genetics Network. Come join the MSRGN Genetics Pop-Up events virtually on March 3rd ,4th & 5th. More info here:
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Case presentations are such an important part of the ECHO sessions. They are a great way to get help and new ideas on cases you're stuck on or to share success stories. Message us or email [email protected] if you have a case you would like to present!
Join us at the NIMH Director's Innovation Speaker series on January 18, 2022 from 3:00-4:00 pm. Cynthia Rogers is going to be talking about adverse exposures and the effects they have on children and the development. Register below
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We have had participants from 16 different states attending our ECHO sessions and we could not be more thrilled! From Utah to Arizona to North Dakota, we have participants from all over coming and bring their perspectives and resources!
Join us for our first Early ECHO session of 2022! We are so excited to have Shelby Clark join us and talk about the importance of functional communication. Register today by either clicking the link below or emailing [email protected]! We'll see on Wednesday!
Happy New Year! There's no better way to start off 2022 than by registering for our ECHO sessions here at the Institute for Disability Research, Policy and Practice. Either click the link below or email [email protected]!
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We have over 30 different professionals joining our ECHO sessions. We have participants attending ranging from pediatricians to early interventionists, physical therapists, teachers, service providers, DCFS workers, occupational therapists, service coordinators, and so many more.
If you are new to the ECHO community, we are so excited to have you!
Learn more about what ECHO is and why it is so important by clicking the link below! If you have any questions, feel free to message us or email [email protected]!
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Between Early ECHO and Project SCOPE, we have had 26 incredible ECHO sessions. We have had some amazing presenters who shared a wealth of knowledge with us. We are so excited for the presenters planned for 2022! Register today by clicking the link in our bio!
Merry Christmas Project ECHO family! We are so grateful for each of you and the community we have built this year! Be safe and have a great holiday season! We'll see you in January for our next early ECHO session!
Since starting Project ECHO here at the Institute for Disability Research, Policy and Practice, we have had over 800 participants attend our ECHO sessions. We want to give a huge thank you to each of you. We are building an amazing community, and we couldn't do it without you.
Join us next Wednesday for our last Project SCOPE session this year! We'll be learning about trauma, substance exposure, and sensory concerns. Register today by clicking the link below or emailing [email protected].
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We're so excited for Karissa MacDonald to join us for our next Project SCOPE session! She brings a wealth of experience and knowledge overcoming addiction and we can't wait to hear from her. Email [email protected] or click the link below: https://t.co/Pqbl3KF4wh
Register today for our next Project SCOPE session on December 8, 2021 at 12:00 pm MST! Register by clicking the link below or emailing [email protected].
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