Guest guest Posted September 29, 2004 Report Share Posted September 29, 2004 October 8th and 9th Genetti's Best Western Hotel Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Sponsored by SAFE, Inc. (Supporting Autism and Families Everywhere) and The Coalition on Autism Phone: 570.822.7259 1.877.510.SAFE Fax: 570.270.6994 www.autismsafe.org Secretary Estelle B. Richman PA Department of Public Welfare D. Challman, MD Ira Fingle, Esq. Nina Wall Cote, MSS, LSW Marshalyn Yeargin-Allsopp, MD Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Jerry Newport Dennis Debbaudt Rhen Galbraith, PhD, BCBA t Burke Wiseman Donna Salkin and Tina Dawson PaTTAN burg Miklos, MS, BCBA M. Caffrey, M Ed Debra Schafer, BS DeAnne D. Salzer, MS, CCC-SLP Eaton, M Ed Barbera, RN, MSN, BCBA A Torisky McElwee, MS, BCBA Gates, Esq FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2004 9:00am-10:00am Keynote address—Department of Public Welfare 10:00am-12noon * The Impact of Autism on the Family Nina Wall Cote * Relational Frame Theory— McElwee * Asperger's presentation Donna Salkin, Tina Lawson * PA Health Law Project— Gates, Esq. 12noon-1:00—LUNCH * Coalition on Autism Meeting 1:05pm-2:30pm * Building a Child's First Programming Paradigm t Burke * Autism in the 21st Century Marshalyn Yeargin-Allsopp, MD * From Mom and Dad to Parent Advocate Debra Schaefer 2:30pm-4:00pm * Parent Power—t Burke * Partnering in Autism— Rhen * Toilet Training for Children with Autism Barbera SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2004 9:00am-10:00am Keynote address—Jerry Newport 10:00am-12noon * Estate Planning, Special Needs Trusts Ira Fingle * Promoting Speech and Language: Part 1 DeAnne Salzer * Verbal Behavior in the Classroom Caffrey * Educating and Building Awareness Wiseman, Eaton * Applied Behavioral Analysis Prospective Carl Charnetski 12noon-1:00—LUNCH 1:05pm-2:30pm * Promoting Speech and Language: Part 2 DeAnne Salzer * Fluent Verbal Bahavior— McElwee * Project Review: PA Verbal Behavior Project Galbraith, Mike Miklos, M. Barbera 2:30pm-4:00pm * The Brain and Autism: What Do We Know Challman, MD * Transfer Trials:Stimulus Control Procedures Mike Miklos * Legal Issues-IEP's/Due Process—Ira Fingle * Transition to Adulthood—Dan Torisky * SAFE in the Community—Dennis Debbaudt Parents—$100.00 for 1 day, $150.00 for 2 days Professionals—$150.00 for 1 day, $200.00 for 2 days Students—no 1 day rate, $100.00 for 2 days * The fee includes a continental breakfast and lunch buffet each day Accommodation Autism 2004 will be held at Genetti's Best Western Hotel, Market Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA. SAFE has reserved a block of rooms for the convenience of out-of-town travelers to the conference. Call 1-800-833-6152 for reservations and mention the SAFE conference to receive the special rate. Single rate is $79/day; double rate is $84/day. Each additional person over double occupancy will incur any additional charge of $5 per night. You are responsible for your own reservations and payment. For other accommodation suggestions please call the SAFE office at 1-877-510- 7233. * Please note: childcare will be available for those who want to bring their children by the Wilkes-Barre YMCA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7th 7:00pm-10:00pm—pre-conference Kick-Off Party All participants are invited for an evening of live entertainmnet provided by " Big DaddyDex " blues band to celebrate SAFE's 3rd annual conference. Location: Genetti's, Market Street, Wilkes-Barre SATURDAY OCTOBER 9th 7:30pm-9:30pm—Entertainment/Fundraiser Please join us for a night of entertainment at the Dorothy Dixon Darte Center, Wilkes-Barre. Come out and see child prodigy Matt Savage. Matt is 12 years old and is a remarkable pianist. He will be giving a special concert performance for our SAFE members and conference attendees. Ticket prices for adults is $25, children under 16 is $15. Advance reservations are requested. Call SAFE office for more details at 570-822-7259. The Autism 2004 conference is dedicated to T. Shadie, known to many families throughout Pennsylvania and beyond as the Angel of Autism. was the founder and chairperson of the board of directors of S.A.F.E., Inc. (Supporting Autism and Families Everywhere) Those who knew understood her commitment and dedication to children with autism and their families. never asked, " Can we do this? " She asked, " How can we make this happen? " Through her outstanding work, touched the lives of many children and their families. is fondly remembered by everyone who knew her. She will always be autism's special angel. As always, SAFE is committed to providing assistance for those families who cannot afford to pay fees. Scholarships are available per child on a one time basis. In order to receive a scholarship, parents should address a letter of need to the SAFE Scholarship Committee, c/o R. Shadie, 469 S. lin Street, Wilkes- Barre, PA 18702 Phone: 570-822-7259 Fax: 570-270-6994 www.autismsafe.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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