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David BridgesMember
A great turnout for last Wednesday's North Shore Family Support Group talk at the West Vancouver Library, and lively discussion. Thanks to all who turned out, and especially to Katherine de Lisser for such a fantastic presentation.
I apologize, but I have misplaced the sign-in sheet with your contact information. For those who are interested in receiving an email copy of her handouts on Adult Transition, please contact Katherine directly at:
Please note that there will be no meeting in December, but mark your calendars for the next talk on January 20, 2016, on "Self-Care for Parents (& Caregivers!)" Katherine Theroux from ABLE will be the presenter. 7pm at West Van Public Library (Welsh Hall West).
And please sign up for your FREE membership in the Autism Society of BC, at our website: http://www.autismbc.ca
Regards,
Dave Bridges
Co-FacilitatorDavid BridgesMemberNorth Shore ASBC Lecture Series
The North Shore ASBC Support Group proudly presents:
Transitioning to Adulthood
Preparing your child for a whole new worldby
Kathryn de Lisser, MS, BCBA
Behaviour Consultant, ABLE Developmental ClinicWHEN:
The presentation will start at 7:00pm sharp on November 18, 2015.
WHERE:
We will meet in Welsh Hall West which is downstairs in the West Vancouver Memorial Library, 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.
WHO:
Kathryn de Lisser is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who obtained her Master of Science Degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis and Autism from the Sage Colleges, in Troy, New York. Kathryn has worked with individuals with autism and other developmental disorders for over 15 years; beginning as an instructor prior to taking on the role of behaviour consultant. Kathryn works with individuals and their families through childhood and into adulthood, with a focus on working with individuals who demonstrate behavioural challenges. Kathryn has experience designing and implementing programs for many different learners with a broad spectrum of strengths and needs, as well as working with individuals who require support in home, community and residential settings.
WHAT:
This presentation will focus on preparing for the transition from youth to adulthood and how to ensure as smooth a transition as possible for young people and their families. We will discuss the need for adult services that best suit the individual, how adult services differ from childrens and how to teach skills now, to improve outcomes for adults. Topics covered will also include transitioning from childrens to adult services, how the focus of home programming may change, different types of services available for adults and fostering independence.
RSVP:
Coffee/Tea and snacks provided. Donations are greatly appreciated (but not required).
Please RSVP to <northshore@autismbc.ca>.
Sincerely yours,
Facilitators for ASBC North Shore GroupDavid BridgesMemberThe Autism Society of BC presents:
Transitioning to Adulthood
(part of the North Shore Family Support Groups Speaker Series)Wed., November 18, 7-9pm
West Vancouver Public Library (Welsh Hall West)Presented by: Kathryn de Lisser, M.S., BCBA of ABLE Developmental Clinic
Synopsis:
This presentation will focus on preparing for the transition from youth to adulthood and how to ensure as smooth a transition as possible for young people and their families. We will discuss the need for adult services that best suit the individual, how adult services differ from childrens and how to teach skills now, to improve outcomes for adults. Topics covered will also include transitioning from childrens to adult services, how the focus of home programming may change, different types of services available for adults and fostering independence.About the presenter:
Kathryn de Lisser is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who obtained her Master of Science Degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis and Autism from the Sage Colleges, in Troy, New York. Kathryn has worked with individuals with autism and other developmental disorders for over 15 years; beginning as an instructor prior to taking on the role of behaviour consultant. Kathryn works with individuals and their families through childhood and into adulthood, with a focus on working with individuals who demonstrate behavioural challenges. Kathryn has experience designing and implementing programs for many different learners with a broad spectrum of strengths and needs, as well as working with individuals who require support in home, community and residential settings.RSVP: northshore@autismbc.ca (David Bridges)
David BridgesMemberHi there
Wondering if anyone knows a podiatrist with experience dealing with people on the spectrum?
Regards
Dave BDavid BridgesMemberAir hockey table in good condition for free to someone with ASD and/or their family. Approx 5 ft by 2ft., quite heavy – you'll need a truck or van and two sets of strong arms to pick it up from our place in N Van.
Contact Dave at dbridges1@shaw.ca . First come first served.David BridgesMemberWow, Nancy! Thanks for that! A great, hopeful way to ring in the new year. Thanks again to Sabrina especially, and FEATBC
David BridgesMemberWow, Nancy! Thanks for that! A great, hopeful way to ring in the new year. Thanks again to Sabrina especially, and FEATBC
David BridgesMemberHi there
I have an incomplete (missing #8 & SW)set of Nikent golf irons plus hybrids, along w two B Bertha fairway woods to give away for free to a golf-loving young person or adult with a DD. You'll also need a putter.
Any interested parties email me and we'll set up a pickup time. North Vancouver. dbridges1@shaw.ca
Cheers
DBDavid BridgesMemberLooking for a mobile hairdresser/barber to cut our son's hair in his aba teaching home. Prefer ABA knowledge and experience but fearless and with great presence/assertiveness is fine. North Van location. If it works well this will be a regular gig. Does anyone know one?
Please contact Dave at:
David BridgesMemberPS – Is there another Hewko workshop coming up? I know of a parent in NVSD who's had their SEA of several years taken away from them as of next fall, and they feel as if there's no recourse.
Any helpful, constructive advice is welcome.DB
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