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University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

Anschutz

Dear Families, Friends and Colleagues,

We want to draw your attention to this Resource Guide, Template for a Crisis Plan and Announcement of the opportunity to participate in a research trial of the utility of the plan. The materials are available to you to download and use as you wish. Please bring it to the attention of anyone whom you think might be interested. If someone wishes to participate in the trial they may call the number on the flyer and leave their contact information. They will receive a follow up call within a few days and the study explained to them in greater depth. Whether or not they chose to join the trial the Resource Guide and Plan template is available. We of course would welcome any feedback users have. We hope to have the materials translated into Spanish soon.

This Resource Guide and plan template and trial is the product of work done by a succession of Medical and Graduate Students at CU over the past 6 years. The materials were recently updated consistent with the changes made to the Colorado Crisis Program, as it was revised July 2019. We hope you will find the materials useful and again welcome any feedback. On behalf of the team of students and faculty who have worked on this project beginning with the Gap Analysis regarding services for people Dually Diagnosed with an I/DD or Autism and Mental Health or Behavior disorder, we thank you for your interest.

Cordelia (Corry) Robinson Rosenberg, PhD RN

Professor of Pediatrics and Psychiatry

JFK Partners, CU School of Medicine

Crisis Resource Guide

Crisis Plan Template

Example Completed Crisis Plan

Welcome to the Voices of ASD Video Library, a collection of videos that explore the lives of individuals with ASD, with a focus on first person accounts and an exploration of what it means to live with ASD. Our goal is to deepen understanding among individuals with ASD, their families, and communities through the sharing of personal stories. This is a project of the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Clinic of JFK Partners, a University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities. Please check back from time to time as more videos will be added.

Voices of Adults with ASD

This video profiles four adults living with autism as they share their personal stories including their challenges, strengths, advice and hopes/beliefs about the future.

Young Adults with ASD talk about Life Beyond High School
This video depicts a conversation between two young adults with ASD as they discuss their transition from high school, as well as topics such as gender and sexuality, relationships and what has helped them over the years. There is a “then and now” component to the film, as the two young people first met when they were teenagers and were reunited for making of the film.

Bennington, Kait (Occupational Therapy) - Supporting Parents with Transition from NICU to Community - Resource Guide

Croft, Katie (Family) - Increasing parents’ understanding of evidence-based interventions to inform selection decisions

Engstrom, Erin (Psychology) - The relationship between daily activities, quality of life and anxiety in adolescents with autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disability

Ennis, Robin (Self-Advocacy) - Hydrocephalus Awareness

Gerardi, Annelise (Audiology) - Importance of relationships between signal to noise ratio, auditory environment, and hearing assistive technology use in young children

Green, Jillian (Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics) - Evaluation of the feasibility and effectiveness of ECHO telehealth to provide training in autism spectrum disorder screening/diagnosis for primary care physicians

Harrison, Caroline (Public Health) - The potential discrepancy between access to and quality of healthcare among children with and without various developmental or behavioral symptoms

Jonnalagadda, Shanmuga "Puji" (Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics) - Identifying children at-risk for learning disability within a pediatric clinic

Lattanzi, Kendal (Speech-Language Pathology) - Exploring the relationship between the development of positive feeding behaviors and expressive/ receptive vocabulary skills in children ages 6-24 months

Leavengood, Darby (Physical Therapy) - Failure to thrive: early interventionists play an important role

Madore, Kassandra (Audiology) - Considerations in hearing device technology in children with developmental delays

Moore, Jaime (Nutrition) - Exploring family and provider perspectives to optimize obesity management for youth with intellectual/developmental disabilities Approach Referral Dot Phrase Note Template

Nightengale, Emily (Audiology) - Considerations in hearing devise technology in children with developmental delays

Pancoast, Elizabeth (Audiology) - Loss to follow-up: providing information to keep children from slipping through the cracks

Pickard, Katherine (Psychology) - Examining the use of evidence-based strategies to support young children at-risk for ASD

Rodriguez Sisneros, Regina (Diversity) - Person-centered planning with a focus on cultural identities and connections

Rosen, Tamara (Psychology) - Examining the effect of cognitive-behavioral therapy across traditional and distinct anxiety symptoms in youth with autism spectrum disorder: three case studies from a facing your fears school-based trial

Smith, Isaac (Psychology) - Severity of autistic symptoms as a predictor of treatment response to CBT for anxiety in ASD

Spranger, Zoe (Social Work) - Barriers and successes to family crisis plan implementation - Quick Handoff Form

Walker, Katherine (Spiritual Care) - Spiritual issues important to parents of children with disabilities

Bratton, Emory (Audiology) - Review of Mentor Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Teenagers

Chettiar, Nita (Family) - Systems navigation modules for parents of children newly diagnosed with ASD

Conlan, Kelsey (SLP) - Naturalistic Approaches to Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

Das Chaudhuri, Sayani (Diversity) -Developing a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Self-Assessment Tool to Examine the Practices and Beliefs of Special Education Staff