This webinar will discuss age-related changes in motor performance in autistic and non-autistic children, examining diagnostic group differences and subgroup differences.
Join this author-led webinar to hear about the new Movement ABC-3 Test and Checklist and learn how the two can be used together or independently to assess motor competence in children and young adults.
Discover how WAIS-5 enhances clinical accuracy & saves time in private practice in our webinar. For psychologists in private-settings, earn 1.0 CE credit. Register now!
Autism and Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) share many similar behavioral-level motor features, however the underlying neuromotor mechanisms of these two conditions may differ. Join this webinar to explore the relationship between motor features of autism and DCD, learn how these features manifest across the lifespan, and discuss implications for clinical practice.
This 30-minute webinar will highlight the accuracy of the WAIS®-5 in identifying clinical subgroup differences that set examinees within these groups apart from the general population.
WAIS®-5 features 15 new Ancillary Index Scales in the areas of Expanded Index Scores, Domain-Specific Index Scores, and Summary Index Scores. This overview of the new Ancillary Index Scales will provide clinicians with guidance on which should be used and how they are connected to the referral question and specific clinical conditions.
Join this one-hour webinar for a description and demonstration of the new BOT-3 features and additional items. Increase your understanding of what to expect and how the BOT-3 updates can enhance your practice.
In our changing digital world, social media offers both connectivity and risks for youth and their mental health. While social media can offer opportunities to connect with others and act as a medium for self-expression; significant concerns with cyberbullying, exposure to harmful content, and an increase in mental health issues have emerged. Through thoughtful planning and open dialogue, parents and educators can mitigate such risks and offer practical tips to embrace responsible social media use. As society grapples with digital challenges, collaboration between home and school pave the way for responsible social media use and mental well-being.
In this webinar, descriptions of the new WAIS®-5 subtests’ content, materials, administration, and scoring will be reviewed. Distinctions will be drawn between digital and paper administration and general tips will be provided to ensure you have confidence in smooth and efficient administration.
Get an overview of the new WAIS-5, with a focus on features that make it the most comprehensive, reliable, and easy-to-use cognitive ability measure available. Participants will also be familiarized with the benefits related to the normative sample, test structure, administration time, reliability and validity, special group studies, new subtests, and new Primary and Ancillary Index Scores.
