Training & Consultation
Play And Talk With Us offers a variety of training and consultation options for parents and schools. Register for virtual parent workshops below. For all other services, email playandtalkwithus@gmail.com.
Parent Workshops
Weekly parent workshops at 12pm and 7pm every Tuesday. Different topics each week.
School Consultation
We will observe and support your child in school, attend meetings, & consult with school.
1:1 Parent Coaching
Schedule a virtual or in-person consult to work on skills at home or in the community.
School Contracts
We will contract w/ school districts to provide trainings & design or implement play and social skills programs.
1:1 Direct Instruction
Schedule an individual session for your child to work on social skills at our location or your home.
Need Something Else
Reach out to us! We're happy to talk further to support your play and social skills needs.
Upcoming Parent Workshops
March 4
House Rules That Work: Creating structure for better behavior
March 11
Rise & Rest: Creating stress-free morning & bedtime routines
March 18
"Why Does My Child Do That?" - Understanding behavior & what it means
March 25
Play to Communicate: Boosting your child's language through fun
April 1
Standing Strong: Empowering kids to handle bullying with confidence
April 8
Winning & Losing With Kindness: Teaching good sportsmanship at home & in the community
Past Workshops
Reach out to create a customized workshop for your parent group, school, or community organization.
Neurodiversity Awareness
Play and Social Skills: What's the difference?
School-Wide Inclusive Recess Clubs
Peer Training to Support Kindness, Inclusion, and Reciprocal Friendships
Social Skills and Play for Children with Autism
Supporting Social Skills and Emotional Regulation in Young Children
Supporting Social Skills and Play in Young Children
Supporting Joint Attention & Language Development in Infants & Young Toddlers
Back-to-School Workshop Series: Morning Transitions, Homework Time, & After School Emotions
Big Afterschool Emotions: How to support your child
Improving Listening Skills at Home & in the Community
Building Cognitive Flexibility Skills in Kids: Practice strategies for parents of neurodiverse and neurotypical kids