Re: Social Skills Summer Camp at Marcus Autism Center

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Hi Dana, Nice to hear from you! Thanks for the flyer about your summer program. I saw the word "high functioning" in the description. After seeing Ian a few times, does he qualify? I have never heard anyone refer to him as "high functioning", and I don't know what the definition is.I'm looking for an appropriate summer program for him.Hope you are well!- WisemanMarcus Autism Center is offerring the Camp You B You summer camp again this year with the usual focus on teaching and practicing appropriate play and social skills. We are happy to announce that this year's camp will be held at the Frazer Center in conjunction with their summer camp program. This will allow us to work and practice social skills within an inclusive summer camp setting! The information is below: Who: High-functioning children with autism or related disorders, ages 4-8 who are able to commit to attending one or both three-week sessions of camp.We are also accepting neurotypicalpeers and siblings to participate! What: We’re hosting our Third annual “Camp You B You” in conjunction with the Frazer Center’s summer camp to provide a skill building camp within an inclusive camp setting for high-functioning children with autism and related disorders. Where: The Frazer Center1815 Ponce de Leon Ave NEAtlanta, GA 30307 When: Session 1: June 6-24, Mon.–Fri., 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Session 2: July 11-29, Mon.–Fri., 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Why: Encouraging others, playing games and sharing--these are some of the social skills every child deserves the chance to learn, including children affected by autism and related disorders. Through fun games, campers at Camp You B You will learn these skills within a typical camp environment and have the opportunity to practice these skills in group interactions with neurotypical peers. We will focus on teaching cooperation, following game rules, making new friends, talking with friends, and so much more!Contact: Visit www.marcus.org/camp for more information and to print an application. Applications are due by Friday, May 20, and will be accepted until the 10 slots per session are filled (first-come, first serve). They can be submitted via mail, fax or e-mail to: Marcus Autism CenterAttn: Sheena Coffman1920 Briarcliff RdAtlanta, GA 30329Phone Fax Sheena.coffman@...

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Do you have any similar programs for 10 year olds?

Thanks,

Chris

Social Skills Summer Camp at Marcus Autism Center

Marcus Autism Center is offerring the Camp You B You summer camp again this year with the usual focus on teaching and practicing appropriate play and social skills. We are happy to announce that this year's camp will be held at the Frazer Center in conjunction with their summer camp program. This will allow us to work and practice social skills within an inclusive summer camp setting! The information is below:

Who: High-functioning children with autism or related disorders, ages 4-8 who are able to commit to attending one or both three-week sessions of camp.

We are also accepting neurotypical

peers and siblings to participate!

What: We’re hosting our Third annual “Camp You B You” in conjunction with the Frazer Center’s summer camp to provide a skill building camp within an inclusive camp setting for high-functioning children with autism and related disorders.

Where: The Frazer Center

1815 Ponce de Leon Ave NE

Atlanta, GA 30307

When: Session 1: June 6-24, Mon.–Fri., 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Session 2: July 11-29, Mon.–Fri., 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Why: Encouraging others, playing games and sharing--these are some of the social skills every child deserves the chance to learn, including children affected by autism and related disorders. Through fun games, campers at Camp You B You will learn these skills within a typical camp environment and have the opportunity to practice these skills in group interactions with neurotypical peers. We will focus on teaching cooperation, following game rules, making new friends, talking with friends, and so much more!

Contact: Visit www.marcus.org/camp for more information and to print an application. Applications are due by Friday, May 20, and will be accepted until the 10 slots per session are filled (first-come, first serve). They can be submitted via mail, fax or e-mail to:

Marcus Autism Center

Attn: Sheena Coffman

1920 Briarcliff Rd

Atlanta, GA 30329

Phone

Fax

Sheena.coffman@...

[Guest guest]

what is the cost for the camp?

Subject: Re: Social Skills Summer Camp at Marcus Autism CenterTo: autism-georgia Date: Saturday, November 5, 2011, 2:27 PM

Do you have any similar programs for 10 year olds?

Thanks,

Chris

Social Skills Summer Camp at Marcus Autism Center

Marcus Autism Center is offerring the Camp You B You summer camp again this year with the usual focus on teaching and practicing appropriate play and social skills. We are happy to announce that this year's camp will be held at the Frazer Center in conjunction with their summer camp program. This will allow us to work and practice social skills within an inclusive summer camp setting! The information is below:

Who: High-functioning children with autism or related disorders, ages 4-8 who are able to commit to attending one or both three-week sessions of camp.

We are also accepting neurotypical

peers and siblings to participate!

What: We’re hosting our Third annual “Camp You B You†in conjunction with the Frazer Center’s summer camp to provide a skill building camp within an inclusive camp setting for high-functioning children with autism and related disorders.

Where: The Frazer Center

1815 Ponce de Leon Ave NE

Atlanta, GA 30307

When: Session 1: June 6-24, Mon.–Fri., 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Session 2: July 11-29, Mon.–Fri., 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Why: Encouraging others, playing games and sharing--these are some of the social skills every child deserves the chance to learn, including children affected by autism and related disorders. Through fun games, campers at Camp You B You will learn these skills within a typical camp environment and have the opportunity to practice these skills in group interactions with neurotypical peers. We will focus on teaching cooperation, following game rules, making new friends, talking with friends, and so much more!

Contact: Visit www.marcus.org/camp for more information and to print an application. Applications are due by Friday, May 20, and will be accepted until the 10 slots per session are filled (first-come, first serve). They can be submitted via mail, fax or e-mail to:

Marcus Autism Center

Attn: Sheena Coffman

1920 Briarcliff Rd

Atlanta, GA 30329

Phone

Fax

Sheena.coffman@...

[Guest guest]

We have social skills groups for 10 year-olds that utilize art and play therapy.

Art It Out Therapy Center

www.artitout.com

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> Do you have any similar programs for 10 year olds?

> Thanks,

> Chris

> Social Skills Summer Camp at Marcus Autism Center

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> Marcus Autism Center is offerring the Camp You B You summer camp again this

year with the usual focus on teaching and practicing appropriate play and social

skills. We are happy to announce that this year's camp will be held at the

Frazer Center in conjunction with their summer camp program. This will allow us

to work and practice social skills within an inclusive summer camp setting! The

information is below:

>

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> Who: High-functioning children with autism or related disorders, ages 4-8

who are able to commit to attending one or both three-week sessions of camp.

> We are also accepting neurotypical

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> peers and siblings to participate!

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> What: We're hosting our Third annual " Camp You B You " in conjunction with

the Frazer Center's summer camp to provide a skill building camp within an

inclusive camp setting for high-functioning children with autism and related

disorders.

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> Where: The Frazer Center

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> 1815 Ponce de Leon Ave NE

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> Atlanta, GA 30307

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> When: Session 1: June 6-24, Mon.–Fri., 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

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> Session 2: July 11-29, Mon.–Fri., 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

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> Why: Encouraging others, playing games and sharing--these are some of the

social skills every child deserves the chance to learn, including children

affected by autism and related disorders. Through fun games, campers at Camp You

B You will learn these skills within a typical camp environment and have the

opportunity to practice these skills in group interactions with neurotypical

peers. We will focus on teaching cooperation, following game rules, making new

friends, talking with friends, and so much more!

>

>

> Contact: Visit www.marcus.org/camp for more information and to print an

application. Applications are due by Friday, May 20, and will be accepted until

the 10 slots per session are filled (first-come, first serve). They can be

submitted via mail, fax or e-mail to:

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> Marcus Autism Center

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> Attn: Sheena Coffman

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> 1920 Briarcliff Rd

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> Atlanta, GA 30329

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> Phone

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> Fax

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> Sheena.coffman@...

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