Thank You to the CT LEND Class of 2025-2026!

The University of Connecticut Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (CT LEND) program is a one-year, interdisciplinary leadership training program for people with disabilities, family members, practicing professionals, and graduate students from UConn and other Connecticut universities.
CT LEND is one of 60 LEND programs nationwide dedicated to preparing future leaders from diverse professional disciplines to improve quality-of-life outcomes for children, youth, and adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities, including autism.
The program provides interdisciplinary training through coursework, research, advocacy projects, and community-based practicum experiences focused on infants, children, and youth with developmental disabilities and their families.
Thank you to today’s presenters for LEND Seminar 7: Neurodevelopmental Risk and Resilience!
LEND Family Faculty member Laurie Cantwell discussed LEND trainee/ family matches, and Paula DeMichiel shared her family’s story, including experiences with her son, Danny.
This afternoon, we welcomed Dr. Rob Keder from Connecticut Children’s, who discussed child development and health and the role of a developmental and behavioral pediatrician.
We appreciate our presenters for sharing their knowledge, personal experiences, and perspectives with our LEND trainees!
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