Guest guest Posted May 18, 2002 Report Share Posted May 18, 2002 Hello all, Just to let you know we have had about 5 last minute cancellations for the workshop. SO we have a few more spots left If you would like to register! You can FAX your information to us as well! 516 542 0566 Details on the workshop: Solving the Relationship Puzzle PRESENTED BY DR.STEVEN GUTSTEIN Author of Solving The Relationship Puzzle In Long Island New York Hosted by The Elija Foundation Residence Inn 9 Gerhard Road Plainview, NY 11803 DIRECTIONS Tuesday MAY 21, 2002 8:00-8:30 AM (pre reg.)- 4:00 PM A workshop for Parents and Professionals Pre Registration .....75.00 (Includes Coffee & Bagels & Boxed Lunch) Late/Walk In Registrations ....100.00 (ONLY IF PRE REGISTRATION DOESNT FILL CAPACITY) SEATS ARE LIMITED Outline of the One Day Workshop: We are honored to have Dr.Bobby Newman,Ph.D,B.C.B.A to do Opening Morning: starts at 9:00 a.m. Defining the Relationship Puzzle: Understanding the Unique Social and Emotional Deficits of Autism Typical Relationship Development: The RDI 6 level Model Relationship Development in Autism Basic Principles of Relationship Development Intervention Afternoon: starts at 1:00 p.m. Relationship Development Assessment: Doing the RDA to Determine Where to Start Developing Relationship Intervention Plans Developing a Social and Emotional IEP that is Meaningful Using RDI with Different Age Groups, Populations and in Different Settings Audience Questions To Register: SOLVING THE RELATIONSHIP PUZZLE REGISTRATION FORM click here: http://elija.org/SolvingREG.html More about the workshop... Heroic parents, desperately search for a peer who will accept and play with their son or daughter with Autism, Aspergers, PDD and NVLD. They dream that an understanding friend will serve as the crucial relationship bridge, opening the social world for their child. Inevitably, they come face-to-face with a sad truth. You cannot acquire friends as if they were objects or possessions. And you cannot place a child with severe social deficits in a normal setting and expect he will understand the subtle signals of friendship through osmosis. Until recently, there were few alternatives to the prayers and dreams of parents and family that somehow, someway, they would find an alternative to the general medical expectations; that their child's condition would most likely result in a life apart from others. After years of clinical practice, teaching and research, Dr. Gutstein and Dr. le Sheely were unwilling to accept these bleak predictions. They believed that people in the Autism spectrum could become true partners in authentic relationships. But, only through an intervention program designed to fit their unique style of learning. Relationship Development Intervention, RDI, is the result of their persistent efforts to open the world of joy, excitement and unity found in authentic relationships, to persons in the Autism spectrum.* Through RDI, there is a path to emotionally fulfilling lives for thousands of children, adolescents and adults facing lonely, isolated futures. Dr. Gutstein has described the theory and methods of RDI in his top selling book, Autism/Aspergers: Solving the Relationship Puzzle. In the spring of 2002, Kingsley will publish Dr. Gutstein and Sheely two-volume collection of over 300 activities and objectives for relationship development. Parents, educators and professionals throughout the world will finally have the tools to design comprehensive relationship programs. Now, Dr. Steve Gutstein, in cooperation with The Elija Foundation will present an intensive one day workshop to introduce you to the Relationship Intervention Program. *This method also works for others who have neurological disorders that lead to similar social and emotional deficits. ALSO..... JUNE 2002 THE ELIJA FOUNDATION TOGETHER WITH UNLOCKING AUTISM PRESENTS Burk, M.A Consulting Behavior Analyst Presents 2 DAY WORKSHOP ON Applied Behavior Analysis & Verbal Behavior Teaching Functional Communication to Students with Autism June 8 & 9 8:00 Pre Registration & Breakfast Workshop 9-5 Pre Register For 2 day event ....$40.00 Late/Walk In Registrations $50.00 Optional 10.00 boxed lunch MUST PRE REGISTER BY MAY 18,2002 The Residence Inn 9 Gerhard Road Plainview, NY 11803 DIRECTIONS Do you want to learn how to improve the development of functional language (including speech, sign, & PECS), reinforce effectively, strengthen generalization, and improve the overall quality of your applied behavior analysis (ABA) programming? This workshop will discuss the ABA approach to teaching verbal behavior (VB) to students with autism. This application of the science of behavior is based on B.F. Skinner's analysis of VB and the subsequent work of Drs. Jack , Carbone, Mark Sundberg, Jim Partington,et al. Participants will learn about the basic verbal operants, motivation and its critical role in teaching, assessment procedures, and curricular objectives that are essential for success in a student's educational program. The workshop will address effective teaching procedures for students with a range of skill repertoires and is for anyone looking to increase language, whether the student is nonvocal, has some language, or is nearly conversational. The workshop will describe and demonstrate: · Pairing and establishing operations (EO) · Errorless learning and teaching, including prompting and fading procedures · Assessment / Curriculum development, including the Assessment of Basic Language & Learning Skills (ABLLS) · Effective teaching practices to be used in both the natural environment (NET) and in structured teaching environments If you have the Sundberg and Partington manual and ABLLS please bring them with you To Register: Burk's Introduction To Verbal Behavior Workshop Registration Form CLICK HERE: http://elija.org/REG.html Burk, M.A. is a consulting behavior analyst based in Hartsdale, NY. She holds a Masters in Applied Behavior Analysis from Columbia University and has been teaching students with autism and other developmental disabilities since 1995. She currently provides services for families, school districts, and organizations throughout the US, Canada, and overseas. For more information, please visit www.BurkABA.com ALSO: August 2002 A FULL DAY OF TEACHING INDEPENDENT SELF HELP SKILLS TO CHILDREN WITH AUTISM & RELATED DISABILITIES A full day workshop which will include shaping, chaining, prompting, and task analysis construction as you learn to help your child learn Toileting, Feeding & Dressing Conducted by Dr. Bobby Newman Ph.D B.C.B.A Saturday August 3, 2002 9:00-5:00 ( 8:00-8:30 Registration & Breakfast) Pre Register For 1 day event ....$40.00 Late/Walk In Registrations $50.00 Optional 10.00 boxed lunch Residence Inn 9 Gerhard Road Plainview, NY 11803 DIRECTIONS Must Register for this 1 day workshop by 7/6/02 SEATING IS LIMITED. Please refrain from video taping. This is designed to provide tutors, therapists, and parents procedures in implementing a toileting, feeding and dressing program for their children with Autism or related disability. A full day workshop which will include shaping, chaining, prompting, and task analysis construction (A.B.A.) as you learn to help your child learn self-help skills. § Does your child ever eliminate in the toilet? Or indicate the need to go to the bathroom? If your answer is negative to the above following questions, you will be given instructions on how to implement an intensive toileting program based on the FOXX -AZRIN toileting procedures. § Does your child have difficulties in using utensils. Or shows a reluctance to trying new foods or textures? Dr. Newman will discuss procedures in aiding your child with this very important self help skill by implementing a feeding program. § Does your child have the inability to dress him/her self? Procedures on implementing self dressing will be discussed. To Register: FULL DAY WORKSHOP ON SELF HELP SKILLS ~ WITH DR. BOBBY NEWMAN Ph.D BCBA CLICK HERE ........ http://elija.org/BobbyReg.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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