AZA United's 2014 Transdisciplinary Autism Conference

KGK's Hope Kirsch will be a guest presenter at AZA United's annual conference on March 7th, the 2014 TRANSDISCIPLINARY AUTISM CONFERENCE. Please join her along with other incredible leaders in the field. https://www.regonline.com/builder/site/Default.aspx?EventID=1268236
Join us for this one-of-a-kind conference experience!

Arizona Autism United's 4th annual Transdisciplinary Autism Conference is a community event for parents and professionals of all kinds who work with and care about people with autism.  This year's conference includes an exciting and informative lineup of nationally renowned speakers and local experts. Presentations include a wide range of topics for parents and professionals of all backgrounds, with practical strategies to assist children and young adults of all levels.   

Every year, AZA United's Transdisciplinary Autism Conference features a wide variety of presentations from speakers of all kinds, to help individuals with autism of all ages and at all levels of the autism spectrum.  Presentations are available for all audience levels, from beginner to advanced concepts. Each day includes a keynote speaker, breakout sessions, exhibitor fair, and special activities.  Friday also offers a full day of free CEUs for BCBAs.  In addition, everyone in attendance will enjoy a free catered lunch on the rooftop patio as well as Starbucks coffee and delicious refreshments throughout the day! 

Register now: https://www.regonline.com/Register/Checkin.aspx?EventId=1268236

Examples of topics and activities include:

• Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Positive Behavior Support (PBS)
• Strategies for increasing speech, language, and social interaction
• Augmentative communication (visual supports, iPad apps, etc.)
• Improving challenging behaviors at home and in school
  
• Accessing services (special education law, government programs, insurance)
• Resources and options for adults with autism (of all ages and levels)
• Integrating autism awareness and bully-free environments in schools
• Executive functioning and sensory processing
• Supports for parents, siblings and family members
• Current autism research and the latest findings
  
• Understanding autism from the perspective of someone on the spectrum
• Alternative therapies and activities (music therapy, yoga, etc.)
• Fun activities for conference participants (GFCF cooking class, massages, etc.