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ParticipantREMINDER
North Shore ASBC Lecture Series
The North Shore ASBC Support Group proudly presents:
a presentation on
Anxiety & Depression In Autismby
Dr. Terre J. Glahn, BCBA
Clinical Director of Services for Autism & Related Disorders
The Children's Foundationat
7:00pm, Tues Dec 15in the
Delbrook Recreation CentreGUEST SPEAKER:
Dr. Glahn has been working with children with autism and other developmental disabilities for over 33 years. During this time she has played the role of lecturer, researcher, editor, clinical coordinator and behaviour consultant. She has done research on, and has extensive experience in, the training of parents and teachers.DATE:
Tuesday, December 15, 2009TIME:
7 – 9 pmLOCATION:
Cedar Room, in the North Building of the Delbrook Recreation Centre
(600 West Queens Road, North Vancouver)For those going north/west on Highway #1: take exit 17 for Westview Dr, turn right at Westview Dr, and then turn right at Queens Rd. For those going east on Highway #1: take exit 17 for Westview Dr, turn left at Westview Dr, and then turn right at Queens Rd.
Coffee/Tea and snacks provided. Donations are greatly appreciated.
Please RSVP to Carol at colemanmoser@hotmail.com
Carol and Tony
(Co-facilitators for ASBC North Shore Group)ParticipantNorth Shore ASBC Lecture Series
The North Shore ASBC Support Group proudly presents:
a presentation on
Anxiety & Depression In Autismby
Dr. Terre J. Glahn, BCBA
Clinical Director of Services for Autism & Related Disorders
The Children's Foundationat
7:00pm, Tues Dec 15in the
Delbrook Recreation CentreGUEST SPEAKER:
Dr. Glahn has been working with children with autism and other developmental disabilities for over 33 years. During this time she has played the role of lecturer, researcher, editor, clinical coordinator and behaviour consultant. She has done research on, and has extensive experience in, the training of parents and teachers.DATE:
Tuesday, December 15, 2009TIME:
7 – 9 pmLOCATION:
Cedar Room, in the North Building of the Delbrook Recreation Centre
(600 West Queens Road, North Vancouver)For those going north/west on Highway #1: take exit 17 for Westview Dr, turn right at Westview Dr, and then turn right at Queens Rd. For those going east on Highway #1: take exit 17 for Westview Dr, turn left at Westview Dr, and then turn right at Queens Rd.
Coffee/Tea and snacks provided. Donations are greatly appreciated.
Please RSVP to Carol at colemanmoser@hotmail.com
Carol and Tony
(Co-facilitators for ASBC North Shore Group)ParticipantNorth Shore ASBC Lecture Series
The North Shore ASBC Support Group proudly presents:
a presentation on
Anxiety & Depression In Autismby
Dr. Terre J. Glahn, BCBA
Clinical Director of Services for Autism & Related Disorders
The Children's Foundationat
7:00pm, Tues Dec 15in the
Delbrook Recreation CentreGUEST SPEAKER:
Dr. Glahn has been working with children with autism and other developmental disabilities for over 33 years. During this time she has played the role of lecturer, researcher, editor, clinical coordinator and behaviour consultant. She has done research on, and has extensive experience in, the training of parents and teachers.DATE:
Tuesday, December 15, 2009TIME:
7 – 9 pmLOCATION:
Cedar Room, in the North Building of the Delbrook Recreation Centre
(600 West Queens Road, North Vancouver)For those going north/west on Highway #1: take exit 17 for Westview Dr, turn right at Westview Dr, and then turn right at Queens Rd. For those going east on Highway #1: take exit 17 for Westview Dr, turn left at Westview Dr, and then turn right at Queens Rd.
Coffee/Tea and snacks provided. Donations are greatly appreciated.
Please RSVP to Carol at colemanmoser@hotmail.com
Carol and Tony
(Co-facilitators for ASBC North Shore Group)ParticipantHello fellow FEATers:
I wonder if any of you has had the same problem with the Canada Revenue Agency:
They are allowing claims for the consultant's fees because she is a "medical professional"; they are allowing claims for the line therapists' fees because they do "tutoring"; but they are NOT allowing claims related to the written work, meetings, or training done by the team lead/program coordinator. They keep on saying:
"not tutoring services and not a medical practitioner".
How do you explain this kind of thing to the CRA?
Thank you.
Tony
tony.tamer@yahoo.comParticipantThis article should be given to the family of every single newly-diagnosed child:
Autism treatment: Science hijacked to support alternative therapies
http://www.chicagotribune.com/health/chi-autism-science-nov23,0,240420.storyThese days, every treatment is promoted as "science-based" or "evidence-based." The providers get away with it because very few people can tell the difference between real science and hijacked science.
ParticipantHello fellow FEATers:
Do you know a good accountant or lawyer who is good at dealing with the Canada Revenue Agency when therapy expense claims are being rejected?
Thank you.
Tony
tony.tamer@yahoo.comParticipantIn additional to what Nancy has written, I should point out that the ASBC also fully endorses the ABA Support Network. Due to a lack of volunteers in the area, we have had to discontinue ASBC meetings in Surrey, and I have felt anxious about many families being too far away to attend North Shore lectures. I was therefore very happy to see the start of the ABA Support Network meetings.
For November, both groups have invited very knowledgeable professionals as guest speakers. If its hard for you to choose, then I should tell you something about the facilitators: The ones in the North Shore group are way nicer, way smarter, way funnier and way-way-way sexier. Youre guaranteed to enjoy being there.
Tony
ASBC volunteer Eye CandyParticipantNorth Shore ASBC Lecture Series
The North Shore ASBC Support Group proudly presents:
a presentation on
Social Thinking and Language Issuesby
Jenny Gorton, SLP
ABLE Development Clinicat
7:00pm, Tues Nov 17in the
Delbrook Recreation CentreGUEST SPEAKER:
Before returning to Vancouver to join the ABLE Development Clinic, Jenny was an integral member of Teach Social Silicon Valley, previously known as the Centre for Social Thinking. Working closely with Michelle Garcia-Winner, Jenny provided treatment for social and language deficits in clients with Aspergers Syndrome and other Autism Spectrum Disorders.DATE:
Tuesday, November 17, 2009TIME:
7 – 9 pmLOCATION:
Cedar Room, in the North Building of the Delbrook Recreation Centre
(600 West Queens Road, North Vancouver)For those going north/west on Highway #1: take exit 17 for Westview Dr, turn right at Westview Dr, and then turn right at Queens Rd. For those going east on Highway #1: take exit 17 for Westview Dr, turn left at Westview Dr, and then turn right at Queens Rd.
Coffee/Tea and snacks provided. Donations are greatly appreciated.
Please RSVP to Carol at colemanmoser@hotmail.com
Carol and Tony
(Co-facilitators for ASBC North Shore Group)ParticipantHello everyone,
Can anyone sell me a used set of "emotions" flash cards?
I am looking for something like this:
http://www.difflearn.com/product/Emotions/people_emotionsThank you.
ParticipantREMINDER!
North Shore ASBC Lecture Series
The North Shore ASBC Support Group proudly presents:
Joint Attention and Social Stories
by
Hoa Chan, M.A., BCBA
Clinical Director of Tiny Talkers
at
7:00pm, Tues Oct 20
in the Cedar Room of the
West Vancouver Community CentreWe are very pleased to have Hoa Chan as the guest speaker at our upcoming session. She will talk about two topics that are very useful to parents of newly diagnosed children: joint attention and social stories. Hoa is uniquely qualified to discuss the latter, since she has previously conducted an experiment on social stories for her masters thesis.
DATE: Tuesday, Oct 20, 2009
TIME: 7 – 9 pm
LOCATION: Cedar Room, West Van Community Centre (2121 Marine Drive, near 21st Street)Coffee/Tea and snacks provided. Donations are greatly appreciated.
Please RSVP to Carol at colemanmoser@hotmail.com
Carol and Tony
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