***Deadline to Register March 10th, 2025 5PM EST**** Structure Discovery Professionals Educational Trainings As part of NOMCT Committee's commitment to continuous learning and professional development, the education subcommittee is excited to offer a comprehensive five-part training session, that started in January 2025. This program will cover a range of disabilities, focusing on strategies to enhance individuals' independence and uphold high expectations in working with diverse needs. Our five-part training session will cover a range of disabilities, each with a specific topic presented by experts in the field. All training courses will be held on the 2nd Tuesday of every month starting in January 2025 from 8PM EST to 9PMEST. Below is a list of the dates, topics, and presenters for each session. Please remember that registration is required for each event, so be sure to register by the due date to secure your spot. We look forward to your participation in this informative series! Training session 3 on Tuesday March 11th, 2025, at 8PM EST Topic: Individuals in Wheelchairs Presenters: Desmond Jackson and Jane Lansaw Link to Register: https://nbpcb.org/guestreg Training session 4 on Tuesday, April 8th, 2025, at 8PM EST Topic: Deaf/Blind Presenters: Trae Shaw Link to register: registration link will be sent out in March 2025 Training session 5 on Tuesday, May 13th, 2025, at 8PM EST Topic: Emotional and Mental Health Presenters: Megan Bhatia-Mohamed Link to register: Registration link will be sent out in April 2025 This seminar will offer CEU's requirements for recertification. Please click on the link above to register for the event within two days of the actual event. You are required to register to attend this meeting and receive CEU's. The Zoom link will be distributed from the registration link. About the Subcommittee: The education subcommittee's goal is to provide valuable educational opportunities for NOMC's throughout the year. Stay tuned for additional upcoming training and opportunities for continual education. Warm Regards, Jimmy Morris MA, NOMCT