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- Using evidence-base interventions to help ease transitions for children on the spectrum: A behavioral approach.
April 10, 2013
10:30 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.
Brooklyn-Marine Park Practice
This workshop will demonstrate how effective use of evidenceābased behavioral interventions can help improve outcomes for children on the spectrum.
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- Anxiety in autism spectrum disorders
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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- A Message from Stephen E. Freeman
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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- Sexuality and autism
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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- Featured Presentations
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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- Management
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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- ASD/Classroom inclusion
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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- Specialty therapy
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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- NYC Entertainment
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve..
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- Certification
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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- Social thinking
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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- Speakers
May 6, 2013
Each year, the International Conference focuses on programs, services and policies that enhance the lives of people with intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities and their families.
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- Attendees
May 6, 2013
Physicians, direct service professionals, social workers, physical and occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, administrators, higher education faculty, general education and special education professionals, early intervention staff, behavioral health professionals, family members, people with disabilities and anyone working or interested in the field of developmental and learning disabilities.
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- Contact Information
May 6, 2013
International Conference contact information.
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- Entertainment
May 6, 2013
Big Apple specials and events for conference attendees, NYC free things to do while visiting, visiting nyc, international conference, tourism
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- Highlights
May 6, 2013
2011 International Conference Program Highlights and Updates.
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- Brochure Archives
May 6, 2013
Download PDFs of past International Conference Brochures.
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- Accommodations
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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- Fee Schedule
May 6, 2013
Physicians, direct service professionals, social workers, physical and occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, administrators, higher education faculty, general education and special education professionals, early intervention staff, behavioral health professionals, family members, people with disabilities and anyone working or interested in the field of developmental and learning disabilities.
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- Fees & Registration details
May 6, 2013
The conference participants represent communities of advocates, providers and specialists with many different skills and perspectives, united by a shared conviction: that the time has come to move our field forward and find new and better ways of enabling people with challenges to live the life they desire and deserve.
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