Beginning on Thursday, November 11, 2021, and available through Friday, December 31, 2021, Renfrew will bring you a virtual Conference offering up to 38 CEs/CMEs/Contact Hours, showcasing 3 exciting Keynote presentations, 6 live Master Classes, 16 on demand workshops, networking activities and many special events which have been a part of the Renfrew Conference for the past three decades. We will live-stream our three Keynote speakers: Gabourey Sidibe, award-winning actress and author, Joel Yager, MD, distinguished researcher in the field of eating disorders and Amy Banks, MD and Maureen Walker, PhD, pioneers of Relational-Cultural Theory and Feminist Therapy.

New group starting November 9th.

Project Self-Sufficiency will host a free, virtual Family Law seminar, Tuesday, December 7th, 6:00 p.m. Discuss grounds for divorce, alimony, equitable distribution of assets, parenting time, and other topics related to divorce. Call (973) 940-3500 for login details.

"Orchestrating Change" features captivating individuals, beautiful music, and people who are living successfully with a diagnosis of mental illness. This film helps to break the stigma of mental health disorders while embracing positivity and inclusivity. View film 12/9 -12/13; Panel discussion on 12/14. Fee.

Beth Manes, Esq., Principal, or Manes and Weinberg Special Needs Law will review what children/adults with IDD are entitled to, along with ways to help parents advocate for their children's needs.

Join Erin Smithers, Assistant Director at the NJ Self-Advocacy Project, as she discusses how to build social skills in students with IDD in various environments.

This is an online conversation about the intersection of trauma, race, and 
stigma with a focus on action steps to manage and respond to social, emotional, 
cultural, and other factors that operate to reinforce adverse childhood experiences 
(ACEs) risk factors. 

This is a free, safe place online for any and all youth and young adults to process their thoughts and feelings on difficult topics such as racism, social injustice, and current events. January's event is being hosted by Kenny Clutch the Dancing Dad. A motivational speaking to kick-off the New Year!

The Rutgers University Douglas Developmental Disabilities Center holds support groups for siblings of individuals with autism or related developmental disabilities.

This is a free, safe place for any and all youth and young adults to process their thoughts and feelings on difficult topics such as racism, social injustice, and current events.

This is a free, safe place for any and all youth and young adults to process their thoughts and feelings on difficult topics such as racism, social injustice, and current events.

This is the last of the 3 Youth Town Hall 2022 series