Behavioral Health

Family ECHO: 

Connect and Learn from Behavioral Health Experts 
What is Family ECHO? 

Family ECHO uses ZOOM technology to connect families and caregivers with a team of experts to learn about and discuss topics such as improving and managing behaviors, self-care, anxiety, family supports and resources. This format allows you to learn from home.


Who can participate?

Parents and caregivers of children with developmental disabilities including autism.


How Family ECHO works:

Family ECHO meets virtually on a weekly basis to learn in real time from subject matter experts. Participants have a chance to learn about topics related to children with developmental disabilities including autism. Participants will learn in real-time from subject matter experts and learn about best practices.


Family ECHO participants will:

• Register and participate in a 60-minute session using Zoom each week.

• Attend sessions on registered dates and times.

• Learn from best practices subject matter experts about topics related to children with development

• Disabilities including autism.

• Engage in interactive discussion on session topic and case presentation.

• Complete survey at the end of sessions to give feedback.

Space is limited! 

Register and learn more at NationwideChildrens.org/ECHO