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January 29, 2013 at 3:53 pm #8214Leah MumfordParticipant
The Autism Society of BC (ASBC) is sponsoring a six-class course about the principles of ABA and their practical application to parenting children with autism. The classes will consist of a variety of presentations, guided discussions, brief exercises, video demonstrations and question and answer times. Rather than a traditional lecture style, the classes are designed with a round table approach, where parents can bring questions, ideas and input in order to facilitate discussion.
The classes will take place on February 25th, March 18th, April 8th, May 13th, June 10th and July 15th, 2013. They will be held at AHP Matthew Elementary School at 13367 97A Ave in Surrey. Cost is $120 (preregistration for entire course) or drop in (space dependent) for $25 per class.
Space is limited to 30 people so please register early! Registration and course information can be found on the ASBC website at http://www.autismbc.ca/asbc-applied-behaviour-analysis-parent-support-course/ or phone the ASBC at 604.434.0880.
Parent Support Workshop Course Outline:
Location: AHP Matthew, Library 13367-97 Avenue, Surrey, BC V3T 1A4
Time: 6:30-9:30 pm
Dates: See course outline below.Class Structure:
The classes will consist of a variety of presentations, guided discussions, brief exercises, video demonstrations and question and answer times. Rather than a traditional lecture style, the classes are designed with a round table approach, where parents can bring questions, ideas and input in order to facilitate discussion. The presenters will endeavor to provide a broad, conceptual framework for the classes, in order that parents may take the information to their own consultants and teams, in order to structure details, strategies and programs specific to their child.
About the Instructors:
Danielle Eeuwes has worked with children and youth with autism for 11 years. She is currently working on her MSc in Applied Behavior Analysis and is working as a Junior Behavior Consultant supporting individuals with autism on Vancouver Island in home, school and community environments.
Tyla Frewing has recently completed a M.Sc. in Applied Behavior Analysis and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Tyla has worked with children and youth with autism for 12 years, and currently provides behavioral consultation to children and youth in home and school environments.
Leah Mumford has worked with children and youth with autism for 13 years, and has completed her M.Ed. in Special Education at UBC. She is currently working as a Behavior Consultant supporting people with autism and their families in home, school and community environments.
Theresa Jouan has a Masters of Science in Behavior Analysis from St. Cloud State University and has been working with children and adolescents for 13 years. Theresa has co-developed a premier model for 24-hour teaching homes (based on the principles of ABA) and is currently providing behavior consultation services in collaboration with Dr. Sara White (BCBA-D) and Nate Searle (BCBA).
Sarah Pastrana has worked with children and youth with autism for 10 years. She holds a Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and recently became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. She teaches the Basic Principles of ABA course for the ABA Support Worker program at Surrey College, and provides behaviour consultation services to children and youth with autism in home, school, and residential settings.
Please contact Leah (leahmumford@gmail.com) or Theresa (theresa.jouan@gmail.com) with any questions about the course format, content, etc, but to register, please contact ASBC. Thank you.
January 28, 2013 at 8:03 pm #8215Chen TanMemberHi,
I have a 5 year old daughter with autism. I am looking for an elementary school for her in Coquitlam. Any of you have experiences dealing with Coquitlam school district? More specifically any experiences with Miller Park Elementary? Any thoughts and suggestions are appreciated.
Please contact me at mimiyue@yahoo.ca
Thanks,
Mimi
January 28, 2013 at 7:32 pm #8216Stella LiParticipantPosted on behalf of a friend:
Enthusiatic 3rd year University student (major in Education, minor in Early Learning and Learning & Developmental Disabilities) seeking BI position in Burnaby, Vancouver or anywhere close to the transit.
Extensive experience working with children from young age to 12 years old in the past five years in weekly teaching programs, including teaching ESL at an out-of-country children's summer camp last year.
Love working with children, patient, quick learner.
Available to work on Wednesday, Thursday morning, or Friday morning/afternoon.
Contact Kathleen at kat.poon@hotmail.com
January 27, 2013 at 6:56 am #8217Stella LiParticipantPosted on behalf of a friend:
Enthusiatic 3rd year University student (major in Education, minor in Early Learning and Learning & Developmental Disabilities) seeking BI position in Burnaby, Vancouver or anywhere close to the transit.
Extensive experience working with children from young age to 12 years old in the past five years in weekly teaching programs, including teaching ESL at an out-of-country children's summer camp last year.
Love working with children, patient, quick learner.
Available to work on Wednesday, Thursday morning, or Friday morning/afternoon.
Contact Kathleen at catzo_369@hotmail.com
January 25, 2013 at 1:28 am #8218Sharon BaxterParticipantBehaviour Interventionists Wanted
An outstanding opportunity to work in the field of ABA and behaviour intervention with youth diagnosed with autism. Three ABA Teaching Homes in North Vancouver, Surrey and Maple Ridge have been set up for youths diagnosed with autism, supported by board certified behaviour analysts from the Canada and the US.
This is an excellent opportunity to work with youth, implementing individualized ABA programs and behaviour management systems. Excellent training and supervision will be provided.
The students being supported in these homes are active, and as part of their behaviour management, staff will be required to participate with them in home and community-based recreational activities. Therefore, it is essential that applicants are in good physical condition and can participate in these activities.
Standard checks and certificates will be required for the successful applicant.
We are currently recruiting male and female; full, part time and auxiliary (on-call) staff positions, for 7 and 8 hour shifts. Auxiliary staff are required to work a minimum of two scheduled shifts per month and all staff are required to attend all team meetings and consultations with behaviour consultants.
Please send resume and cover letter to:
Arcus Community Resources, Buffy Ardnt – buffya@ArcusCommunityResources.comJanuary 23, 2013 at 9:02 pm #8219Juliane KhadraMemberABA SW NEEDED IN WHITE ROCK ELEMENTARY, (surrey school district ).
we are looking for an energetic, fun ABA SW to work with our son Liam who has PDD_NOS, he is smart and super fun to work with .
applicant must have 1000 hours of ABA OR Working towards it .
our team is led by BOhdanna Kvam ..Regular shifts are available if you would like to join our team as well ..
if interested please email me with your resume at
thanks
January 22, 2013 at 7:45 pm #8220Paula VanLuykMemberHi Melissa
I just went through that process myself it took me 1 year to get it approved, doctor did not fill out correctly so they rejected it I would get the professional who diagnosed your child to fill it out if you can. So I used dr. Glen Davies and was approved so best bet is to get a psychologist who knows your child very well. If you have any a questions please do not hesitate to email me pvanluyk@yahoo.ca
January 21, 2013 at 11:21 pm #8221Felicia FoggettiMemberUpdate: POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED
BI's wanted for Clayton area (Surrey/Langley border)
We are looking for BI's for a brand new ABA team being designed for our son who is 4 and recently diagnosed with High Functioning Autism. We are looking for fun, passionate, energetic individuals who aren't afraid to put their hair up, throw on some jogging pants and get down on the floor to play with our son while teaching him some skills. We want BI's who have patience and a passion for children and making a difference in someones life…Someone who can be self-directed but can also work with a great team and be a fit for our family!
You would need to be available for 2-3 sessions a week, for 2-2.5 hours/day (mon-fri) Ideally we would like to run sessions 9-11am and 1-3pm.
Applicants with child experience are encouraged to apply, although it is not necessary to be ABA trained as it will be provided by our Board Certified Analyst.
If you are in interested in making a big difference in the life of a wonderful little boy, please send your anticipated rate of pay, availability, cover letter and resume to <<>>
Thank you for your interest, although only those considered for an interview will be contacted!
January 20, 2013 at 10:05 pm #8222Juliet MusongeParticipantI am looking to work with a great team in the Chilliwack/Abbotsford/Aldergrove area as a Behaviour Interventionist.
I am in the process of doing the ABA program at Surrey College and I need the experience before I start the course. I am passionate about working with children with autism and would like to pursue a career in this field. I have a BA in Social Sciences and currently working as a Settlement Worker in Schools. My current availability is mostly weekends, but can work some evenings as well.
Please email me at jmusonge@hotmail.com or call me on 604-854-3640. Thank you.
January 20, 2013 at 4:54 am #8223nmalekpourParticipantSeeking 3-4 behaviour interventionists for a brand new, home based ABA team. The team will be lead by a BCBA behaviour consultant.
Our son is 4 years old, and has been diagnosed with ASD (Autism spectrum disorder.) We are eager to start a team ASAP, and although experience in the field is an asset, we will consider providing you with all the required training. This is an opportunity for those seeking experience in the field of psychology, education, and/or speech & language pathology. You will be supported and trained by a group of professionals that include a speech therapist, Occupational therapist, Board certified behaviour analyst, and an experienced senior BI.Under the supervision of our behaviour analyst, your role will be to systematically and scientifically teach our son communication, social and behavioural skills. You are required to collect data throughout your one on one sessions and at a monthly team meeting discuss the progress of the programs with the team.
Requirements for this position are as follows:
-at least 19 years of age
-willing to commit to minimum 6 months to a year
-strong play skills
-recent criminal record check
-fluent speaking English
-Provide 2 professional referencesPay is commensurate with experience
We are located in Coquitlam.Please email your resume, along with cover letter to nazanin@mynazanin.com
You may also contact via phone during the hours of 10AM to 8PM at (604) 780-1080 Nikki
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