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Please use this section to advertise for things that are needed or are available for sale (or free). For example, ads for specific A.B.A. therapy materials, therapists, & baby-sitters are welcome. Your message will be distributed to members of the Discussion Group.
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May 15, 2014 at 4:43 pm #8584Dione CostanzoParticipant
Do you speak Punjabi?
The ABA Support Network is looking for parents who are fluent in Punjabi and English to provide some volunteer translation services and assist in providing autism and autism treatment information for parents.
We have some printed materials that we would like to have translated and we also have Punjabi speaking parents who could use a translator to attend school meetings with them.
If you are interested in helping out in this capacity please contact me at dione@abasupportnetwork.com
Thank you! The ABA Support Network is Parents Helping Parents!
May 13, 2014 at 2:05 am #8585Dragos IonescuParticipantNorth Shore ASBC Lecture Series
The North Shore ASBC Support Group proudly presents:
Sports, Fine Arts, and Summer Camp
Choosing leisure activities for children with ASDby
Andrea Finch
Parent, volunteer and lawyerat
7:00pm, Tue May 20in
Welsh Hall West
downstairs in the
West Vancouver Memorial LibraryGUEST SPEAKER:
Andrea has volunteered her time to help other parents for many years. She has previously coordinated the North Shore ASBC Lecture Series.
TOPIC:
Andrea will lead a discussion on what to look for while choosing sporting activities, fine arts, and summer camps. Topics will include where other families have had great success and from where they have received funding for summer programs. She will cover a range of options, from those that are very specifically ABA-oriented, to general camps that are open to kids on the spectrum.
DIRECTIONS:
The West Vancouver Memorial Library is at 1950 Marine Drive:
http://maps.google.ca/maps?q=1950+Marine+Dr,+West+Vancouver,+BC+V7V+1J8The library is easily accessible via Highway #1 Upper Levels, taking either the 15th Street or 20th St. exits.
Coffee/Tea and snacks provided. Donations are greatly appreciated (but not required).
Please RSVP to <asbcnorthshore@yahoo.ca>.
Carol and Dragos
(Co-facilitators for ASBC North Shore Group)May 12, 2014 at 3:46 am #8586Dione CostanzoParticipantThe ABA Support Network presents
Parent Information Meeting
Topic: Aggressive and Violent Behaviour in AutismThursday May 15th
7:00-9:00pm
Surrey Sport and Leisure Centre, upstairs on arena side
Please RSVP to tamara_desilva@hotmail.com
This is an opportunity for parents to have a round table discussion about dealing with severe behaviours such as aggression and violence in their children with autism. We invite parents to share their experiences, information and any resources that they have been able to access.
May 6, 2014 at 10:46 pm #8587Dione CostanzoParticipantABA Therapist needed for South Surrey Team:
We are looking for a reliable person to work one-on-one as a behavior intervention therapist (BI) doing ABA therapy with our 11 year-old son both at home and in community settings. He is verbal, smart and funny and is working on communication / conversation, social interaction, self help, fitness and academic skills (programs change over time).
As a successful candidate you should have lots of energy, patience, strong play and fitness skills, a positive attitude, be a good multi-tasker and be able to take and implement constructive feedback. We also encourage questions! Enthusiasm, dedication, reliability and a willingness to learn are required.
Individuals interested in early childhood education, ABA therapy, psychology, education, special education, nursing, speech pathology or any other career involving children and clinical therapy are welcome.
Some previous experience strongly preferred, but not necessary. Applicants should be at least 19 years of age and be willing to complete or have a current criminal record check.
Hours and shifts over the next few months will include training with our excellent, established ABA team and Behaviour Consultant Leah Mumford as well as camps and community outings in the summer, then 2-3 regular 3 hour shifts per week in the fall.
Wage: Based on Experience
Contact: Marc at msgjp7@gmail.comMay 3, 2014 at 7:39 pm #8588David and Barbara McLeodMemberJOB OPPORTUNITY
The Position: Full time live-in roommate to provide support/care for a 20 year old autistic young man.
Description: The successful applicant will live in a furnished and equipped upscale Qualicum Beach condo while supporting a very active, easy going young man. Although this special needs person is under the care/supervision of others for approximately 30 hours a week, this job is to be considered as a full time responsibility. This young man has acquired necessary self-care skills, and many daily living and community skills. Support is necessary for judgment, planning his schedule and learning new skills.
Compensation: Compensation details available upon request. As well as 30 hours a week of other support, the roommate will also receive significant respite opportunities and other time off as part of a commitment from the young man's family. The successful person(s) will pay rent (highly subsidized) and hydro. A reliable vehicle is required and a transportation allowance is also included.
Desirable Attributes Include: A person with an active lifestyle who is willing to share that life style with a calm, active but dependent young man. Some "homemaking" skills such as cooking, cleaning and the daily organizational living needs of running a home. An openness and interest in learning, as significant paid training will be provided leading up to and following the actual move in date.
This position is open to a single male/female or a couple. A three year commitment is most desirable as the supervising Society involved will provide a thorough training and support package to the selected applicant.
Start Date: Flexible and to be determined by applicant availability and training needs.
For more information: Please contact by submitting a covering letter with resume to:
davemcleod@shaw.caMay 3, 2014 at 2:07 am #8589Sarah DungaitParticipant~~~BI NEEDED IN NEW WESTMINSTER~~~
Posting on behalf of a client:
We are looking for a BI to implement a home-based behaviour intervention program, working with a super fun 3-yr old boy. Current program focus is on communication, pre-academic skills, play & social skills.
On-going training will be delivered by Sarah Dungait (BCBA) via frequent team meetings and overlaps. We are looking for someone who can commit to a minimum of 12-months. Previous BI experience is preferred but not essential.
Morning & afternoon sessions available.
Compensation will be based on experience and compensation for travel is negotiable.
To apply for this position, please send a copy of your resume & cover letter to sarahdungait@outlook.com
May 2, 2014 at 6:57 pm #8590Dione CostanzoParticipantMay ABA Support Network Meetings and Events:
Are you looking for support, information or want to connect with other parents? Contact any of our facilitators below:
South Surrey/White Rock – abarocks@gmail.com
Coquitlam/Tri-Cities – jbtwickens@gmail.com
Surrey/Cloverdale/Langley – tamara_desilva@hotmail.com
All other locations – dione@abasupportnetwork.comPlease stay updated by following us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/abasupportnetwork and Twitter @aba_sn
and on our online calendar on our website – http://abasupportnetwork.com/calendar.phpMay 7th SD36 ABA Advisory Meeting, Surrey College, 7-9pm
This meeting is a forum for the ABA Advisory to update parents about their progress with district administration, as well as for parents to discuss issues affecting the health, wellbeing and education of our children.May 15th Parent Information Meeting, Surrey Sport & Leisure Centre, 7-9pm
May Topic Parent Discussion : Aggressive and Violent Behaviour in Autism
This is an opportunity for parents to have a round table discussion about dealing with severe behaviours such as aggression and violence in their children with autism. We invite parents to share their experiences, information and any resources that they have been able to access.May 21st Vancouver Parent Support Group, Marpole Oakridge Community Center , 7-9pm
Please RSVP to dione@abasupportnetwork.com
This is an opportunity for parents to network and build community in Vancouver. If parents in Vancouver are interested in a particular topic of discussion please contact the ABA Support Network and we will accommodate that as much as possible.May 22nd South Surrey/White rock Parent Support Group, rsvp to dione@abasupportnetwork.com for address , 7:30-930pm
Please RSVP to dione@abasupportnetwork.com
Parents from all areas are welcome at this parent support meeting. Location is in South Surrey please rsvp for address.May 27th Tri-Cities Parent Support Group, rsvp to jbtwickens@gmail.com for location, 7-9pm
7:00-9:00pm
Please RSVP to jbtwickens@gmail.com
RSVP to jbtwickens@gmail.com for addressThis meeting is for parents to network, share information and get support with various issues.
May 29th Parent Information Meeting *daytime* Topic Parent and Consultant Presentation Quality Autism Treatment
Topic Parent and Consultant Presentation Quality Autism Treatment
Speakers Louise Witt, Parent and Michele Shilvock, BCBA
Discussion will include a parents journey including diagnosis, treatment research, setting up and maintaining an ABA program for your child and what it can do for your whole family. The components of a quality, evidence based autism treatment program.May 1, 2014 at 3:15 am #8591Sarah DungaitParticipant****Behaviour Interventionist Needed****
Posting on behalf of a family:
We are looking for a BI to implement a home-based behaviour intervention program, working with a fun & sweet 3-yr old boy. Current program focus is on communication, academic literacy, play & social skills.
On-going training will be delivered by Sarah Dungait (BCBA) via frequent team meetings and overlaps. We are looking for someone who can commit to a minimum of 12-months. Ideally the candidate will have BI experience.
The following sessions need to be covered:
Tuesdays (after 1pm)
Thursdays (after 1pm)
Alternate Fridays 2-4 (for team meetings),Compensation will be based on experience and compensation for travel is negotiable.
To apply for this position, please email a copy of your resume & cover letter to sarahdungait@outlook.com
April 30, 2014 at 9:56 pm #8592Nick MilauParticipantThis an employment opportunity
We are looking for an ABA BI to work with a 7 year old who attends at Semiahmoo Trail Elementary School in South Surrey.
Our son was diagnosed with Autism at 2 years old and has been doing ABA therapy for over 5 years now. He is very affectionate, loves school, loves to laugh and be silly. We have a very skilled team led by Behaviour Consultant Krista Zambolin.
We require the Candidate to be 19 years of age with a clear criminal record check, and a valid driver's license. Knowledge of Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) curricula is preferred.
The position is for the summer and possibly extending into the fall.
Weekly hours would be about 10-20, and include one team meeting which currently is scheduled for Thursday mornings.
Call:
Nick @ 604-315-4738
April 29, 2014 at 9:26 pm #8593Theresa JouanParticipantPosting on behalf of a family:
ABA Therapist needed for Home-based ABA Team:
We are looking for 3-5 energetic, reliable people to work one-on-one as a behavior intervention therapist (BI) doing ABA therapy with a 3-year-old boy. He is a loving, delightful boy who is working on communication / conversation, social interaction, and academic skills (programs change over time).
As a successful candidate you should have lots of energy, patience, strong play skills, a positive attitude, be a good multi-tasker and be able to take and implement constructive feedback. We also encourage questions! Enthusiasm, dedication, reliability and a willingness to learn are required.
Individuals interested in early childhood education, ABA therapy, psychology, education, special education, nursing, speech pathology or any other career involving children and clinical therapy are welcome.
Some previous experience strongly preferred, but not necessary. Applicants should be at least 19 years of age and be willing to complete or have a current criminal record check.
Sessions will be held Monday to Friday mornings 10-12 and afternoons 3:30 – 5:30 and mandatory team meetings will be held every 4 weeks (date to be decided based on team availability).
In your application / email, please indicate which shifts you can fill as well as your expected/ current hourly rate.
All initial training and any ongoing training will be provided by our BCBA Consultant / Junior Consultant.
Location: Port Coquitlam
Wage: Based on Experience
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