Summer ABA Conference, Milwaukee Area

[Guest guest]

Friends of Autism Presents

Summer 2006 Conference and Dinner

Friday June 9th

8:30-4:00: Bobby Newman, PhD, BCBA Presents: " It's About Autonomy "

Dr. Newman will discuss various ways to help people with autism

overcome challenging behaviors that interfere with independence.

Covered topics will include self-injury, toilet training and feeding

problems, aggression, self-stimulatory behaviors and more.

6:30 pm: Friends Of Autism Fundraising Dinner: Weissgerber's Seven

Seas Restaurant, 1807 Nagawicka Rd., Hartland, WI. (A short drive

from the Olympia Resort.) $100.00 per person includes hors de vours,

cocktails, dinner and live music. (We have a great swing band, so

bring your dancing shoes!)

This semi-formal dinner will honor Dr. Glen Sallows, PhD, BCBA and

Tamlynn Graupner, MS for their work in replicating the research of

Dr. Ivar Lovaas, and for their outstanding contribution to autism

treatment in Wisconsin. Also being honored, The Association For

Science In Autism Treatment (ASAT) for this organization's dedication

to promoting evidence-based treatment for children with autism.

Special guests include Dr. Bobby Newman, current president of ASAT,

Dr. Maurice, past president and co-founder of ASAT and Dr.

Bridget , advisory board member. We applaud their tireless

efforts in supporting effective treatments for children with autism.

Saturday June 10th , 8:30 to 2:30

Dr. Bridget , PsyD, BCBA presents:

Morning: " Improving the Social Behavior of children with Autism: a

Focus on Acquisition and Motivation "

Afternoon: " Let's Play: Incorporating Peers Into the Treatment of

Children With Autism. "

Sunday June 11th, 8:30 to 4:00:

Keynote Address: Wisconsin Early Autism Project: " From Early

Beginnings to Publication, and Beyond. " Glen Sallows, PhD, BCBA.,

and Tamlynn Graupner, M.S., present their recently published study

replicating the 1987 Study of Dr. Ivar Lovaas. They will share

stories of WEAP's beginnings, and changes in treatment over the

years, present videotapes of therapy and describe what they have

learned about treatment variables that appear to influence outcome.

Corrine Donley,Ed.D: " What Every Autism Provider Wants to Know About

Board Certification For Behavior Analysts:

Nell Justiliano, Clinical Director, WEAP: " Collaborating for Success

in Post-intensive Treatment. "

Barsness, MS, , Clinical Director, Minnesota Early Autism

Project. Break

" Bridging the Gap: Implementing Parent Education Into your Home

Program. "

Heiderer: " Direct Instruction "

Sherman, MSW, Clinical Director, WEAP, Kim Wunschel, Senior

Therapist

" Video Modeling; Techniques and Strategies "

Location: Olympia Resort and Conference Center 1350 Royal Mile Rd.,

Oconomowoc, WI

Special Room Rate: $89.00 a night. Call for reservations: 800-558-

9573

Conference cost: $75.00 includes all three days, breakfast, lunch and

snacks included complete attached registration form or for more

information or to register online go to www.friendsofautism.org, or

call 608-325-2514

Registration for Summer 2006 Friends of Autism Conference

Olympia Resort and Conference Center, Oconomowoc,

Wisconsin

Friday June 9th through Sunday

June 11th

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Conference cost: $75 for all three days includes breakfast, lunch &

snacks.

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Weissgerber's Seven Seas Restaurant on Friday June 9th at 6:30 pm

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Mail to: Friends of Autism

PO Box 181

Dousman, WI 53118

For Further information contact 608-325-2514 or 262-366-8498

Or visit our website at www.friendsofautism.org