The Nebraska ASD Network is committed to providing up-to-date information and training based on current research about autism spectrum disorders. Each year trainings are scheduled throughout the state on high leverage practices. Regional Coordinators and Behavior Specialists also provide onsite school district training and consultation support.
ASD Network Regional Information
Click on the link to access the 5 ASD Regions for information on:
- Making a Referral
- Upcoming Regional Trainings/Activiites
- Regional Coordinator Contact Information and more...
Tri-State Webinars
The Tri State Webinars are made available through a collaboration between the Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado ASD Networks. Through this collaboration we are able to offer a wide variety of presentations from national and local experts on autism. New webinars are offered live and all webinars are recorded and archived on our site after the initial airing. All webinars are offered at no charge and particpants can receive a certificate of attendance for professional development CEUs.
Visit the Tri State Google Calendar for more information! Scheduled live webinars will begin again in Fall of 2022.
To watch archived webinars click HERE
ASD Resource Lists
We recognize that finding current materials and resources for supporting individuals with autism can be overwhelming!
We invite you to explore these resources that can support all learners, including those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). As new resources become available, lists will be updated.
ASD Resource ListsVirtual Strategies: Short on Time?
The ASD Network, along with our Kansas and Colorado partners have created short videos and easy to use resources on a variety of evidence based practices for working with individuals with autism. All of the virtual strategies can be reviewed and discussed in approximately 15 minutes.
Rules and Routines
Rules and routines can prevent problem behavior by providing information about what to do in a certain environment. Students can benefit from rules and routines as structure alleviates their confusion across settings and activities throughout the day.