Neurodevelopment Advocacy Series - Session 4 of 6: Understanding Masgutova Assessments

SESSION 4 OF 6: UNDERSTANDING MASGUTOVA ASSESSMENTS

Are you struggling with getting services for your loved one? Join us for expert advice from experienced parent advocates.

This 6-part series, led by parent advocate Maria Teresa Bates, Esq, will provide in-depth knowledge and first-hand experience on topics related to becoming an advocate, navigating the system of care, affording services, understanding assessments, creating a home program, and taking care of yourself.

The topic each week:

1. Becoming an Advocate - November 6

2. Navigating Systems of Care - November 13

3. Affording Services - November 20

4. Understanding Masgutova Assessments - November 27

5. Creating a Masgutova Home Program - December 4

6. Taking Care of Yourself - December 11

Maria Teresa Bates, Esq., is a distinguished attorney licensed in Florida and Washington DC. Her educational background includes a B.A. in Human Development and a minor in Latin American Studies from Eckerd College, a J.D. from Stetson University College of Law, and an LLM in Business Law from Florida State University. Her career began in counseling, transitioned to consulting, and eventually led her to law, where she founded two private adoption agencies and has been a guiding force in family building through adoption and assisted reproduction. Maria's dedication extends beyond her practice as she is actively involved in community organizations and pro bono work, focusing on family and community issues.