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September 27, 2001 at 9:11 pm #5957David and Barbara McLeodMember
Hi Everyone,
Just wanted to send along some kudos to Dale Matheson Carr-Hilton Chartered Accountants (Vancouver) who last weekend donated all proceeds from their annual charity golf tournament to the Autism Education Society.
September is our son's birthday. We annually hold a swim event at the local aquatic centre and invite all of the children from his class as well as siblings and our other son's friends to Alex's birthday event. In lieu of gifts, we take donations to AES. It is a great event. The added bonus is the awareness of autism and the support our child receives at both school and in the community.
We are very happy to have supported AES through both the birthday and the golf tournament this year.
Barbara
September 27, 2001 at 4:34 pm #5956David and Barbara McLeodMemberHi Everyone,
Just wanted to add a big THANK YOU to FEAT for organizing yet another training session for our families on October 6. Our team is really looking forward to this presentation and the "new" topics we will discuss in the break out sessions. We, in particular, we focus on the two sessions entitled "Progression of Peer Play and the Integration into a Social Skills Group" and "Social Skills in a natural environment". Our new team members will profit by the "Pre-teaching for the Youngest Children" to get them up to speed on beginning to work with our kids and I'm really looking forward to the session on "Team Management and Training". We really look forward to time with others who face the same challenges as we do – to know we are not in this alone and to get that boost we all need from time to time that says "We can do this!" See you there!
Barbara McLeod
Alex's MomSeptember 26, 2001 at 8:35 pm #5955David ChanMemberHi everyone, As you all know there is an upcoming workshop at Simon Fraser University. If you would like to contact your schools and let them know about this event. I have appended the information with this post. I would also be a great idea to inform others in the community by faxing the registration information to your community newspaper.
Thanx
Dave, See you all at the conference
Attention: Public Service Announcements / Community News
Families for Early Autism Treatment of British Columbia (F.E.A.T. of B.C.) is sponsoring a one-day workshop on the fundamentals of behavioural treatment of children with autism, derived from the principles of Lovaas Autism Treatment. The workshop will include theoretical background as well as many aspects of the practical implementation of the behavioural treatment method.
This one-day workshop will be held on October 6, 2001 from 9:00 am to 4:00pm
at Simon Fraser University, Theater room 9200 Schrum Science Centre.Registration information and forms can be obtained by contacting F.E.A.T. of BC at
604-534-6956 or downloaded from the web, at https://www.featbc.orgThis workshop will be tremendously beneficial to parents of children with autism,
teachers, school aides, resource specialists, and anyone who has more than casual interaction with children with autism.September 21, 2001 at 9:25 pm #5954Tyla FrewingMemberSorry, Home phone is (604) 534-5118
Thanks!September 21, 2001 at 9:24 pm #5953Tyla FrewingMemberHi,
I'm looking for people to share rides and/or accomodations to the FEAT WA cconference. I will be driving down Thursday night, staying Thursday night, and Friday night, and returning home Saturday night (as I have a consult on Sunday morning).
You can contact me via phone, or email:
email: tyla_poirier@yahoo.ca
home ph: (604) 318-8944
cell: (604) 318-8944September 18, 2001 at 4:56 am #5952Deleted UserMemberIf there is anyone attending the FEAT of Washington Conference at the end of the month and would consider sharing accomodation with another person please contact me:
deedee doyle
604 275-4537
ddoyle@nwdbc.comSeptember 16, 2001 at 11:32 am #5951Deleted UserMemberhi,
my wife Amanda and myself along with our two young boys, are in the early stages of emmigrating to Canada. Our eldest son Thomas, who is 7, is mildly autistic. (His brother Jamie,4,is not).We are both 30 years of age and are looking for people to correspond with via e-mail. It will be a daunting yet exciting time for us when we leave the UK, so if anyone would like to setup correspondence with us, to answer any of our concerns, particularly regarding Thomas' education and therapy, or just questions on life in general in your country, we would be most grateful. Even if you know someone else who would like an English pen-pal. We are looking to settle in BC although not sure which area yet, this will depend on what is best for Thomas and also employment.(I am a Precision Engineer).
So if you can spare a few minutes every couple of weeks or so, we would be delighted to become your friends.Our e-mail address is: s.hinks@ntlworld.com
Many thanksStephen and Amanda
September 15, 2001 at 12:57 am #5950Mike & JeanParticipantJust a reminder about the next FEAT Parent Meeting which is September 19th from 7:30-9:00pm at St Francis in the Wood Anglican Church in West Vancouver (same place as always).
The Topic: School Issues
September 8, 2001 at 1:42 am #5949Peter McConnellMemberyou can reach Dr. Melvin DeLevie at 604-266-1874. His clinic is at Oakridge Centre, Vancouver.
good luck.
Anna McConnell
Henry's MomSeptember 7, 2001 at 11:09 pm #5948Jenny ObandoMemberHello, can someone let me know where I can find Dr Deleby, I would like him to see my son for a second oppinion .
Thanks Jenny (Tristen's mom) -
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