Guest guest Posted April 5, 2004 Report Share Posted April 5, 2004 We are pleased to have Avazeh Chehrazi, PHD presenting at the LA FEAT meeting April 12. Dr. Chehrazi will be presenting " Behavioral Treatment for Children with Autism - the basics of ABA. " The presentation will address the questions, What is ABA?, What does an ABA program look like?, How will it help my child?, How does it differ from other treatments? and, How do I choose and evaluate an ABA program? Having worked with Dr. Lovaas and his staff at the Lovaas Institute for Early Intervention, Los Angeles for 7 years, Dr. Chehrazi completed her post docotoral fellowship at the UCLA Autism Evaluation Clinic,under the supervison of Dr. B.J. Freeman. Dr. Chehrazi is now in private practice, providing evaluations for children impacted wtih autism. Meeting time and location: April 12 7:00-9:00 p.m. First Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall 1100 N. Poinsettia Ave Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 Agenda 7-7:30 Presentation and discussion -- Behavioral Treatment for Children with Autism -- Avazeh Chehrazi, PhD 7:30-9:00pm General discussion/questions -- obtaining services for an autistic child -- LA FEAT Board Please note: Meeting will begin promptly at 7:00pm. If you have a suggestion for a meeting topic, or would like more information, please email lafeat@... or call (310) 796-2252. LA FEAT was founded by parents of autistic children. We are a non- profit 501©3 organization dedicated to helping families obtain quality, effective autism therapies. LA FEAT emphasizes the importance of research based, data driven treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorders. We endorse Applied Behavioral Analysis as the most effective treatment available. Current clinical research shows that nearly half of all young children with autism treated by an in- home intensive behavioral program achieve normal intellectual and educational functioning by the first grade. Even if they do not, nearly all children are taught how to overcome their limitations in learning with intensive, one-on-one training programs. LA FEAT recommends that families carefully research treatment options and providers. We are here to support families in this journey. Join us! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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