We are seeking parents and primary caregivers of children who have a confirmed diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. Participants will be asked to complete a 20-minute online survey for a new study to gauge and answer questions about how levels of stress and self-compassion influence a parent’s health.

Calling all adults with ongoing health conditions ages 18-29, join our free virtual 6 week workshop!

Workshops are highly participatory. Mutual support and success build participants’ confidence in their ability to manage their health and maintain active and fulfilling lives.

Celebrating Families is an 8 week training to improve long term recovery outcomes for youth and families. Parents and their families struggling with substance use disorder can participant in a FREE 8 week training to:

• Increase healthy living skills
• Improve family communication
• Develop coping skills for stress
• Strengthen problem solving skills

The true art of soap making is how to create a bar of soap that is tantalizing and pleasing to the senses – and to do it within the constraints of the science and chemistry of the process. We will include essential oils and dried flower petals.

In this ABA based social skills program, our Masters Level Therapists and Trained Professional Assistants offer a 3:1 or less teacher to student ratio. Each session is a 10 week class that focuses on individualized social skills for each student as well as following our 7 step model and curriculum.

An engaging six-week empowerment program that brings together education and art with drama, interactive wellness practices. For girls ages 9 -12

Girls will share their unique stories that will:

• Empower personal growth
• Encourage freedom of expression
• Build acting and presentation skills
• Gain self-confidence and awareness

and creative experiences.

This is a 7-week program that is aimed at parents and/or caregivers and their youth ages 10-14.  The program helps parents and caregivers build on their strengths in showing love and setting limits, helps youth develop skills for building a positive future, and helps family members improve their relationships and decrease family conflict. 

This webinar will explore the importance of knowing your rights in advocating for your education. To do so, Isabel will provide a brief overview of an IEP and the importance of advocacy in the IEP process. Additionally, Isabel will cover topics such as standing up for yourself in the classroom and working with teachers to understand your needs.

This is an opportunity for families to come to the Bierman center weekly for activity groups. Activities will include guided reading, free play in our indoor playroom, morning/circle time activities, arts and crafts, imaginative play, and cooperative games led by Bierman’s amazing clinical team.

In this free webinar, Dr. Scott Sells, the developer of the FST| Family Systems Trauma model will show you:

• How explosiveness is caused by an imbalance of love or limits.
• What causes interactional trauma between parent and child.
• How to quickly stop explosiveness between parent and child by locating the undercurrents or the unseen root causes.

Whether your children are learning to crawl or learning to drive, you can make a college education a reality. We'll discuss: questions to consider as you establish a college savings goal, strategies to help you reach the goal, and the various savings plans available.

Establishing healthy attitudes and habits in today’s society can be challenging, especially with the influence of social media. Please join Nancy Graham, LCSW and Randy Mintz, RD from The Renfrew Center in Paramus who will talk about body image and eating disorders including nutrition strategies and healing a person’s relationship with food.

The monthly NJCTS support group is an avenue for parents who are new to a tic disorder diagnosis to seek support and guidance from parents who have more experience, as well as an opportunity for parents with more familiarity in coping with a diagnosis to also learn and seek guidance.

The monthly NJCTS support group is an avenue for parents who are new to a tic disorder diagnosis to seek support and guidance from parents who have more experience, as well as an opportunity for parents with more familiarity in coping with a diagnosis to also learn and seek guidance.

The trauma related to traumatic brain injury can often be overlooked. In this free workshop, we will explore what trauma informed care is, why it's important, and how to engage in trauma informed care with survivors of traumatic brain injury in a variety of settings. Presenter: Matthew Garlinghouse, PhD

In this session, we will discuss how adults and leaders can:

• Support young people to cultivate power within themselves,
• Build power with mentors through supportive relationships, and
• Organize power to advance mental health through intentional intergenerational work.

Foster your child’s fitness, self-confidence, following directions, and social skills each week! This is a program dedicated to music, movement, fitness and of course fostering social skills! Our instructors help to teach fitness, movement games, and even sports! Ages 3-7Classes are in person. Siblings welcome and discount given.

This virtual discussion will explore what a healthy relationship looks like and the warning signs of an unhealthy relationship, which can include not only physical violence but also more subtle behaviors such as emotional and verbal abuse, manipulation and control, and digital abuse.

Virtual Support Group for those who have experienced gun violence and/or loss due to homicide. Primarily for residents of Camden and Gloucester counties, but anyone may attend.

Night to Shine, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, is an unforgettable prom night experience, centered on God’s love, for people with special needs, ages 14 and older. Night to Shine will celebrate its ninth anniversary as thousands from around the world will come together to honor those with disabilities.

Parents will have the opportunity to hear from and engage with other parents who have raised or are raising young adults with TS, talk to neurologists and psychologists who specialize in the treatment of TS, and chat with young adults in the workforce with TS to hear what was most valuable in helping them achieve success.

“New Beginnings” will meet four times a year, with the first session being held on Monday, February 13 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. It will take place virtually via Microsoft Teams. Future meetings will be held in May, August, and November.

During this webinar we will cover the most up-to-date information on what is known (and not known) about Misophonia. In addition, we will talk about the current treatment approaches available that aim to help increase distress tolerance, reduce avoidance behaviors, and improve overall daily functioning.

Using Credit Cards webinar via Zoom. Bankruptcy Lawyer discusses navigating the minefield of credit cards. Contact intake unit at 800-496-4570-

Our SAS program is a free virtual STEM workshop program for young female students ages 9-14! This 8-week learning experience will introduce STEM concepts to young girls, helping them discover and explore environmental science through weekly conversations and hands-on activities.

During this inaugural webinar of the ABLE Savings Plans Network (ASPN), participants will be equipped with the following:

• General knowledge about the benefits of owning an ABLE Account
• Knowledge of the relationship between ABLE Accounts and Social Security Disability Benefits
• Understanding of ABLE-related information that must be provided to SSA

Psychologist Dr. Jill Richards will define the different types of anxiety that can affect us and provide an overview of the principles of treatment approaches to each