Presenter: Jill Hinton, PhD, Clinical Director, National Center for START Services®
All NOTS live Q&A events are held via Zoom from 1:00-2:00 ET / 12:00-1:00 CT / 11:00-12:00 MT / 10:00-11:00 PT.
Description:
Coming soon!
Objectives:
- Describe grief and processes related to grief
- Discuss grief as a universal, natural response to loss
- Demonstrate how people with IDD respond to loss
- Apply concepts of grief to supporting people with IDD
Jill Hinton, PhD is a Clinical Psychologist with over 30 years of experience working with people with intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, and mental illness. Her experience with The Arc of NC, Autism Society of NC, EastersealsUCP and the NC Council on Developmental Disabilities includes direct clinical work, organizational leadership, clinical consultation, and policy work. As the Clinical Director of the National Center for START Services, Dr. Hinton provides consultation and training to START teams across the country and facilitates a monthly practice group for START Clinical Directors.
This event is part of the National Online Training Series and is available by subscription from the National Center for START Services®. Each month, the NOTS includes a pre-recorded presentation and a live Q&A session with presenters, available to subscribers only. You must be subscribed to our list to receive the recording and access the live Q&A.
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Disclaimer: Speakers and presenters participating in sessions are encouraged to express their findings, experiences, and conclusions on specific topics. They are selected for their areas of expertise and personal and professional knowledge. Therefore, points of view or opinions of our speakers and presenters do not officially represent the National Center for START Services®, the Institute on Disability, or the University of New Hampshire.
