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"iPod University" Training, Indianapolis, August 3Learn to Use iPods to Reach and Teach Students with Autism Presented by Beth Waite, CCC/SLP-ATP, Assistive Technology Specialist and Dave Lafever, BS/EET, Technology Trainer www.bethwaitetech.com When: Tuesday, August 3, 2010 9 AM - 4:30 PM Where: Indiana Wesleyan University Education and Conference Center 3777 Priority Way South Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46240 Do you want to learn more about iPods and how you can use them to help students with disabilities? Have your heard about using iPods for students with Autism, but aren’t sure where to begin? Bring your iPod Touch to follow along with the instructor’s step-by-step tour. Then learn how iTunes software can download music, apps, photos, and more to iPods. Once you’ve got the basics, see numerous apps demonstrated and videos of students using them for: Communication Behavior intervention Social skill enhancement Functional learning Leisure activities Video modeling The apps shown also work on iPads and iPhones. You do not need to have an iPod Touch to attend, but feel free to bring one (or an iPad or iPhone) if you do. Learn how you can use the iPod Touch with your students today!
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Registration Begins: Noon
Drivers Meeting: 12:45
Rally Begins: 1:00
Meet: IndyFringe, on St. Clair just E. of College and Mass
$10 per car – with a youth age 20 or younger $20 per car - adults
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Cars that preregister by for waivers and
Here are some of the basics to this GTA (Game/Tour/Adventure) Road Rally:
Regardless of how well you score, rallying is a lot of fun if you like to take road trips in your car, see some scenery and spend time with congenial people. At the end, over dinner, you can join the rest of the crowd in discussing how the event went and how your team did while waiting for the final scores and announcement of winning teams.
Hamilton County Autism Support Group Annunal Family Picnic, Westfield, August 14
3 – 6pm
Cool Creek Park, Westfield
Hwy 31 & 151st Street, Shelters C & D
(Follow main drive through the park, past
The Nature Center, through the woods, down
the hill, over the bridge on the right, the parking
lot is on the right, the shelters are in the back of
the picnic area. www.co.hamilton.in.us/parks/ )
Games and Activities start at 3pm
Food will be available to eat from 3-6pm
(Each family may want to bring their own place settings – plates, cups, utensils, etc. You may also wish to bring blankets and lawn chairs)
We also ask that each family bring either a side dish, a salad, a dessert, or drinks to share with others. Chicken will be provided.
This will be a Fun, Relaxing, and Enjoyable time for EVERYONE in your family. Please join us for this Family Event and help us make it a success for everyone.
RSVP to Beth Schweigel (bethschweigel@hcasg.org)
Roadmap to Special Education Laws and Processes, Indianapolis, August 26
Workshop: Understanding and Intervening with the Antisocial Client, Indianapolis, September 17
CIRC Training's 2010 Workshops to be held on third Fridays of alternative months beginning January, 15th at 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., with registration beginning at 8:30 a.m., will be held at the (please note new site) North United Methodist Church, 3808 N. meridian Street, Indianapolis, in the basement Club Room. Cost for the workshops, with topics spanning current mental health and addiction issues, has been held to $30 for pre-registration and $40 at the door, and includes our traditional catered lunch, morning coffee and donuts, and five CEUs approved for both ICAADA certifications and Indiana Professional Licensing Agency licenses.
We hope to see you again at CIRC Training in 2010. Louise Polansky, CIRC Training Coordinator, 317-232-7841
September 17
“Understanding and Intervening with the Antisocial Client,” Bill Elliott, Ph.D., Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Illinois Department of Correction. This workshop will examine primary thinking styles and strategies utilized by antisocial clients to obstruct or derail treatment and provide proven strategies for therapeutically intervening with antisocial
clients, including a strategy for management of client resistance.
Workshop: Treating and Identifying Childhood Sexual Abuse, Indianapolis, November 19
CIRC Training's 2010 Workshops to be held on third Fridays of alternative months beginning January, 15th at 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., with registration beginning at 8:30 a.m., will be held at the (please note new site) North United Methodist Church, 3808 N. meridian Street, Indianapolis, in the basement Club Room. Cost for the workshops, with topics spanning current mental health and addiction issues, has been held to $30 for pre-registration and $40 at the door, and includes our traditional catered lunch, morning coffee and donuts, and five CEUs approved for both ICAADA certifications and Indiana Professional Licensing Agency licenses.
We hope to see you again at CIRC Training in 2010. Louise Polansky, CIRC Training Coordinator, 317-232-7841
Treating and Identifying Childhood Sexual Abuse, Indianapolis, November 19
“Treating and Identifying Childhood Sexual Abuse,” Charles W. Sanders, Ph.D., LMFT, LMHC, LCSW, School Psychologist, Sanders and Associates, Indianapolis, and Lawrence Strohacker, Ed.D., LCSW, School Psychologist, Indianapolis. This workshop will teach the practitioner to identify the symptoms of childhood sexual abuse, discuss testing instruments that can indicate abuse, and educate on the treatment of the sexual abuse victim.
Location:Indiana Wesleyan University Education and Conference Center3777 Priority Way South Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46240
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