Putting the Pieces Together
October 19-21, 2008
Hosted by: The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Continuing Education
and Chileda
Join us for this comprehensive conference!
Learn strategies that unlock the potential of individuals with autism spectrum disorders. Participants will explore the best educational and treatment practices for school, home, and community environments. Session speakers emphasize how these practices are applied within their organizations, schools, families, and community. Parents and guardians are welcome to attend.
Throughout this event, you can attend any of an array of sessions covering:
- Visual Structure
- Sensory Integration
- Posititive Behavior Strategies
- Teaching Social Skills
- Communication Options
- Biomedical Treatments
- Vocational Preparation
- Early Diagnosis and Intervention
- Biomedical Treatment Options
- And, other best practices of teaching and working with individuals with autism
$195, includes opening reception, lunch, continental breakfasts and breaks
For more information or to register: 608.785.6504 or toll-free 1.866.895.9233
Oct. 19-21, 2008
Parent Evening: October 19, 2008
La Crosse Center, La Crosse, Wis.
About the sponsors:
Chileda is a residential and day school and treatment center for children from all over the United States (located in La Crosse, Wis.) Established in 1977, Chileda is a recognized leader and resource for the Upper Midwest. Its service delivery model is integrative and comprehensive, based on behavior, sensory, and communication intervention for children and youth.
UW-La Crosse Continuing Education and Extension provides professional development opportunities and program services to western Wisconsin. Its programs include the Autism Spectrum Disorders Certificate offered for undergraduate/graduate credit or Continuing Education Units (CEUs). UW-La Crosse is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists.
Credit Option:
UW-L is offering one Graduate academic credit in conjunction with this conference. Dr. Carol Angell, Associate Professor, Special Education Program in the Department of Educational Studies is the instructor. Credit requirements will include but are not limited to full conference attendance and a daily learning log. There is a special course fee charged in addition to the tuition to cover meals.
