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  • Community of Practice Coaching Circle: Identifying roles and responsibilities with visitors using the donut skill

    Coaching Circles are an opportunity to discuss successes and challenges in relation to the HCBS requirements with others in the Harbor community, including individuals served, families, service providers, and Harbor staff. Sessions are held via ZOOM. Registration is required. Registration is required.

  • Community of Practice Coaching Circle: How do we support people around having visitors?

    Coaching Circles are an opportunity to discuss successes and challenges in relation to the HCBS requirements with others in the Harbor community, including individuals served, families, service providers, and Harbor staff. Sessions are held via ZOOM. Registration is required. Registration is required.

  • Curious Conversations Talking About Things That Matter

    Curious Conversations bring people with different experiences and perspectives together to discuss topics they might not usually talk about. They provide a safe space to learn with and from one another. Each session will focus on a different HCBS requirement, using Tri-Counties Regional Center’s HCBS Final Rule: The Animated Series videos to spark conversations. We’ll…

  • Curious Conversations Talking About Things That Matter

    Curious Conversations bring people with different experiences and perspectives together to discuss topics they might not usually talk about. They provide a safe space to learn with and from one another. Each session will focus on a different HCBS requirement, using Tri-Counties Regional Center’s HCBS Final Rule: The Animated Series videos to spark conversations. We’ll…

  • Saturday Speaker Series

    The Saturday Speaker Series offers presentations that cover topics that are of relevance to all of our families and service providers. They are presented by Harbor staff who have a wealth of knowledge and experience in their areas of expertise.  Presentations are scheduled on Saturday mornings for the convenience of self-advocates, families and service providers. …

  • Decision Making and Negotiation

    *Attendance to Part One is NOT required to attend Part Two. If you could not join Part One, it will be provided later as an eLearn course. In our first conversation, Discovery as a Process, we equipped you with strategies aimed at learning more about the person you support. Once discovery learning has happened, our…

  • Discovery as a Process

    The HCBS Settings Rule redefines, in a dramatic way, how services and supports are given to those with IDD. Providers who offer day-to-day supports are still struggling with how to practically apply the new expectations of the Settings Rule. ~ How do you support someone who lives in a residential setting who wants to have…

  • Compassion at Work

    Harbor Regional Center is excited to collaborate with Helen Sanderson Associates. This training is specifically designed for Harbor staff and direct service providers. During this remote practical program, we will explore strategies to enhance your professional skills and effectiveness, strengthen relationships with your colleagues, reduce stress and increase well-being, and contribute to a more positive…

  • Compassion at Work

    Harbor Regional Center is excited to collaborate with Helen Sanderson Associates. This training is specifically designed for Harbor staff and direct service providers. During this remote practical program, we will explore strategies to enhance your professional skills and effectiveness, strengthen relationships with your colleagues, reduce stress and increase well-being, and contribute to a more positive…

  • Community Connecting Training

    Harbor Regional Center is excited to collaborate with Helen Sanderson Associates to offer a free training series on Community Connecting, consisting of 6 sessions in total. Community Connecting training helps people explore the connections they want to make in their community and find creative ways to make those connections happen. These sessions encourage thinking about…