Speaking & Training
Real Strategies You Can Use Today
From large conferences to small groups, and everything in between - I look forward to working with you and your team!
Here are just a few of the organizations I have worked with:
- Lives in the Balance - Keynote Speaker
- Autism Society of America - National Affiliate Conference Keynote Speaker
- Autism Society of Minnesota - State Conference Keynote Speaker
- Washington State Libraries - Statewide Inservice Day Session Presenter
- The Arc of Virginia - Statewide Convention Keynote Speaker and Workshop Facilitator
- ATIA (Assistive Technology Industry Association) - Workshop Speaker
- Autism Society of Newfoundland & Labrador - Embracing Neurodiversity Conference Keynote Speaker
Let's change the world for your students!
There is much to be done, so let's work together.
I facilitate workshops and professional developments on a wide range of topics:
- Implementing a school or class-wide AAC team
- Preparing future educators to use high-tech AAC in their classrooms
- Incorporating AAC in the curriculum and daily classroom routines
- Choosing inclusive children’s books for classroom libraries
- Implementing inclusive strategies for nonspeaking students
- Creating a more accessible library for young Autistic students
Contact me for your specific needs.
- Member of Unprofessional Development
"I can't wait to apply what I've learned in the classroom!"
- Small group training
"I never knew that apraxia could affect so much! Thank you for helping me navigate this."
- Conference attendee
"Thank you for helping me rethink my vocabulary. I didn't even realize the affect it might have on my students."
Inclusion Isn't That Complicated!
Learn real-world strategies you can implement right away in your classroom or school.
Unlearn and rethink what you were taught in college about your Autistic students.
Strengthen trust by using more respectful language to address your students' needs.
Why choose Meghan to present for your organization?
Not your traditional workshop:
I am a former teacher, a neurodivergent parent of Autistic children, and a continuous learner.
Most of my education on autism doesn't come from a text book. It comes from the real experts on autism - Autistic people, themselves.
I regularly collaborate and present with my Autistic colleagues on topics related to AAC, inclusion, and accessibility.
I am passionate about helping educators support their Autistic students. This often means unlearning and rethinking what we've been taught about autism throughout our lives.
The great part about that is when we know better, we can do better!
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You're not alone on this learning journey.
Check out my free resources to help you support your students.
Help me change the world.
