The Impact of Sensory Processing on Behavior by Shannon Schlotman 


Shannon Schlotman

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com//conferences201x/2012/mp3/The_Impact_of_Sensory.mp3

Preparing for that Autism Emergency by Dennis Debbaudt 


Dennis Debbaudt

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com//conferences201x/2012/mp3/Preparing_for_Emergency.mp3

Getting the Most From Brain Based Autism Treatments 


Dr. Suzanne Goh

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3mfa/https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3mfa/brainbasedautism.mp3 How to choose from a wealth of therapies that are now available for children with autism. More importantly learn how to prioritize, and gain an understanding how they may interact. This can be a challenge for parents. This seminar will present some of the latest neurological research to help guide parents in these important […]

Vision and Academics and Children on the Autism Spectrum 


Dr. Carl Hillier

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3mfa/ Dr. Hillier an expert in vision and how it applies to autism will be presenting a free online event where parents, educators and parents can listen in and ask questions. This topic is a vital subject just in time for back to school We hope you can make it to this wonderful talk. Post […]

The Sound Connection: Auditory Integration Training 


Sarah Gewanter, MSW, LCSW

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3mfa/ait.mp3 This Presentation will focus on AIT (Audio Integration Training), a sound and music therapy developed by Dr. Guy Berard that helps normalize the hearing and the way the brain processes information. Many individuals that suffer from Autism Spectrum, and other learning or neurological disorders have abnormalities in the way that they hear. With the […]

Destressing the Holidays for Families of Children with Autism 


Dr. Robert Naseef

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3mfa/ No matter what tradition you celebrate, holidays are often filled with stress. There is a lot of pressure to make the holidays perfect and fun while enjoying yourself. When you add to that the stresses around having a child with special needs it can become even more overwhelming. Everything needs readjusting in your family […]

Assessment Practices for Minimally Verbal Children with Autism 


Nancy Brady, Ph.D.

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3mfa/minimally-verbal.mp3 Standardized assessments are of limited value for individuals who communicate nonverbally or with very few words. Dr. Brady will discuss how to combine information from caregiver report with information from structured assessments to describe how individuals communicate with gestures, vocalizations, signs, symbols as well as spoken words. She will describe a communication scale called […]

Improving Speech and Language Skills for Individuals with Autism 


Valerie Herskowitz

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3mfa/speechcomprehension.mp3 This webinar will focus on what families can do to help improve speech and language skills for their loved one with autism. Ms. Herskowitz will introduce a hierarchy to determine what stage of language the individual is currently in, provide goals for each one of those stages to help move the individual to the […]

Improving Reading Comprehension For Students on the Spectrum: A Parents’ Guide to Simple, Effective Strategies You Can Use at Home 


Kari Miller

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3mfa/readingcomp.mp3 It can be so frustrating to watch your child successfully sound out words, but not have a good idea of the meaning of what he or she is reading. Reading comprehension can be very difficult for students on the spectrum and schools often don’t give your child enough of the right kind of help. […]

Silently Seizing: Common, Unrecognized and Frequently Missed Seizures and Their Potentially Damaging Impact on Individuals With Autism Spectrum D 


Caren Haines

https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/s3mfa/seizing.mp3 Up to 50% of all children have undiagnosed seizure disorders, to a great extent because they are difficult to diagnose and due to a lack of awareness and understanding. Caren Haines, with renowned behavioral child neurologist Nancy Minshew, MD, is determined to change that. At age two, author Caren Haines’ son was diagnosed with […]