IPUL's On-Demand Webinars

These are archived copies of IPUL’s monthly webinar series, recorded live, edited, and typically with professional English and Spanish subtitles added.  Not every webinar is recorded and saved.  Some webinars are retired as their information has become outdated as newer webinars are posted.

If you are looking for our new-format Self-Guided Trainings those can be found Here

On Demand Webinars from 2024
On Demand Webinars from 2023
March 2023 Understanding the YES Program

March 2023 – Understanding the YES Program

Join Idaho Parents Unlimited and Special Guest Michelle Batten from FYIdaho to discuss the Youth Empowerment

How can you access the Youth Empowerment Services (YES) Program?
What supports does the YES program providee?

Developing Strength-based IEP's

February 2023 – Developing Strength-Based IEP’s

Learn about how to craft an IEP that leverages a student’s ability to help work on weaknesses
A way to combine standards-based IEP’s with a growth mindset that helps students believe they can improve their abilities
A process that can lead to more self-awareness and Self-Advocacy

On Demand Webinars From 2022
August 2022 - Strategies For A Successful Start to School

August 2022 – Back to School Basics

This workshop includes a discussion to help parents prepare their children for a positive start to the new school year. Tips include: Creating a snapshot of your child, working with new IEP team members, and developing any necessary plans for safety, behavior, emergencies and more.

June 2022 The Power of Positive Partnerships

June 2022 – The Power of Positive Partnerships

Because of the different strengths parents and professionals bring to collaboration, there are different actions each can take to make the relationship more productive. This training discusses what both parents and professionals can do to strengthen these relationships. The training helps parents and professionals learn about various opportunities they may have to work together outside of their individual situations such as creating or serving on parent advisory committees that assist in school reform activities.

June 2022 - Creating a Plan For Independent Living

March 2022 – Creating a Plan For Independent Living

This training prepares youth for transitioning to adulthood with a goal of independent living including managing their personal health needs. Topics include managing appointments, medications, oral health, hearing and vision, durable medical equipment, assistive technology, and mental health and wellness

February 2022 - Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports

February 2022 – Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports

This training will provide parents resources for addressing behavior. Additional information about functional behavior assessments and behavior interventions that can be used in home, school, and community settings will be provided. Information is also provided to help parents understand discipline for students with disabilities in schools and related placement decisions.

January 2022 - Start the New Year Organized

January 2022 – Start The New Year Organized

Home Files, Hospital Visits, Disasters – Oh My!
What to keep and how long to keep it
Organization Strategies that fit many styles
Evacuation plans for individuals with disabilities or special health care needs

On Demand Webinars from 2021
June 2021 - Life after 18

June 2021 – Life After 18

June 2021 – Life After 18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exC4uNHwMnI This video has been edited  for time and clarity, and has had professional subtitles added in English and

On Demand Webinars from 2020
October 2020 - Online Safety

October 2020 – Online Safety

October 2020 – Online Safety https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKCucgG4GUY This video has been edited for time and clarity, and has had professional subtitles added in both English and

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