North Shore Pediatric Therapy BACK TO SCHOOL BEHAVIOR Workshop

[Guest guest]

North Shore Pediatric Therapy Free Monthly Workshop

Teaching with Technology: Learn how to make the transition back to

school easier for you and your child

August 31st 7:00pm

In this presentation, the audience will learn about an innovative

behaviorally based technology that has proven effective for children in

learning a variety of skills. The presentation will include discussion

on what video-modeling is and how it can be used to benefit your child.

Presenters will discuss how video-modeling has been shown effective in

teaching not only a variety of social and self-care skills to children,

but also to relieve anxiety transitioning to a new school, conversation

skills, perspective taking, academic skills, behavioral expectations in

school, and even gross motor skills.

7:00-7:45pm Presentation

7:45-8:30pm Questions and Answers

Location: North Shore Pediatric Therapy Highland Park Clinic

1442 Old Skokie Road, Highland Park, IL 60035

(Just west of I90/94 at Deerfield Road)

Space is limited. To reserve a seat, please RSVP to Robyn at

robyna@... <mailto:robyna@...> with your name,

telephone number and how many people attending.

Or call the NSPT clinic at (877)486-4140

www.NSPT4kids.com

About the Presenters:

Lyndsay Ori is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) who received a

masters of science degree from Southern Illinois University in 2001.

Before accepting the role as Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Section

Director for North Shore Pediatric Therapy in January of 2009, she spent

8 years working as a Behavior Consultant for several school districts in

North DuPage County. Prior to her time working in the schools, she

worked with individuals with traumatic brain injury and parents that

were indicated of abuse and neglect through the State of Illinois.

Romero is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). She

graduated from College in Boston with M.S. in Behavior Analysis.

has worked in a variety of settings, including schools, homes,

residential facilities and vocational settings providing ABA services to

children and young adults with developmental disorders both in the US

and abroad. She also participated in the opening of the first charter

school for children with autism in New York and completed an internship

at the Perkins School for the Blind. enjoys being involved in

research and has just finished one in " Teaching Calisthenics to

Children with Autism Using Video Modeling " .

*NSPT specializes in Pediatric Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy,

Physical Therapy, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Social Work, Behavior

911, Nutritional Counseling, Tutoring, Reading and Neuropsychology

Diagnostics and Support. We are dedicated to helping children blossom.