Spring Parent University
Building Foundations for the Future
Join us for our Spring Parent University, an informative and empowering event designed for caregivers of individuals with neurological differences. This year’s focus is on helping families understand how the skills, supports, and decisions made today can shape successful outcomes in adulthood.
Whether your child is young or preparing for life after graduation, this event will provide practical tools, resources, and forward-thinking strategies to help you plan with confidence.
What We’ll Cover
Building Skills for Long-Term Success
Learn how neuroscience and social-emotional development impact independence, self-awareness, and self-regulation. Discover what parents can work on now to support future success in college, work, and adult life.
Respite Resources & Caregiver Support
Explore practical respite options, creative support strategies, and real-world ideas to reduce caregiver stress and build sustainable systems of support for your family.
College Programs & Transition Pathways
Gain insight into post-graduation college and transition programs designed for students with neurological differences. Learn how to navigate supports such as the Texas Workforce Commission and better understand eligibility, resources, and next steps.
Who Should Attend?
Parents and caregivers of children, teens, and young adults with neurological differences
Family members who support or help care for individuals with diverse learning needs
Even if graduation feels far away, understanding available options now can help guide the skills and supports you focus on today.
Open to the Public
Parent University is open to the public. We encourage you to invite friends, extended family members, neighbors, and anyone who supports individuals with neurological differences.
Registration Information
Registration is free but required to attend.
Space may be limited, so early registration is encouraged.