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This conference includes an exhilarating two days with over 40 outstanding presentations. Thursday morning will kick off with a revitalizing presentation from Lou Tutt, Executive Director of AER. After attending stimulating breakout sessions, Thursday afternoon will conclude with a memorable and motivating presentation from Michael Hingson, a survivor of 9-11. Friday morning you will want to wake up to hear Dr. Margaret Creedon speak on Autism Spectrum Disorders and Vision Issues. We have also invited Dr. Grace Ambrose-Zaken, Hunter College University of New York, Project Coordinator RT/O&M, and Scott Johnson, pediatric neuropsychologist to do two breakout sessions.
The following sessions are approved for EI credit:
Disability Rollercoaster: One Family's Ride - 1 Working with Families
Infant Massage-Developmental Benefits from Fingers to Toes - 1 Intervention
Autism Spectrum Disorders and Visual Issues - 1.5 Atypical Development
Preparing for Preschool - 1 Intervention
Educational Implications of TBI and Visual Processing (Part 1) - .5 Atypical Development
Visual Behaviors Associated with ASD, Whose Job Is It Anyway? - 1 Intervention
Educational Implications of TBI and Visual Processing (Part 2) - .5 Atypical Development
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