ECHO Idaho offers classroom behavioral health, autism support training
Screenshot of Dennis Woody during an ECHO Idaho training about the science behind the contemporary child's brain. Woody is a pediatric neuropsychologist with the Medical Department of Optum Idaho.
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ECHO Idaho’s K-12 education program is offering educators and clinicians the ability to be trained in behavioral health in the classroom and supporting students with autism this year.
During its first year of digital offerings in 2024, a total of 217 different organizations participated in the training program across 37 counties in Idaho to create a digital professional learning environment at no cost to professionals within an industry.
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