The 2008 ARMS Global Autism Conference
Download of Videos and Handouts from the Conference Presentations (Presenters are listed in alphabetical order)
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Ashburner, Jill |
What can new research tell us about the way that people with ASD process sensory input and how this impacts in their everyday lives? |
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Aspin, Kirsten |
Teaching children with autism more effectively in a group and classroom setting |
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Attwood, Tony
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1. Insights into Autism � Keynote Address 2. Cognitive Affective Training 3. New Ideas about Autism and Asperger�s Syndrome (Joint presentation by Carol Gray and Tony Attwood) |
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Boyle, Moira |
Open Wide, Look Inside, It�s Me and my Dyspraxia |
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Carter, Dr M.A. & Santomauro, Josie |
Cool Comics � Creative ways to promote cognitive thinking
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Cashion, Larry
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Debatable Diagnoses: How Misidentification of Developmental Disorders Affects Children With Autism |
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Cattanach, Priya
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1. Avoiding and Addressing Handwriting Hassles � A practical paper exploring how to help children with an ASD achieve handwriting competency 2. Promoting Play and Playfulness - A Sensory Based Therapeutic Approach to Enabling Play for Children with an ASD |
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Chamlin, Tracey |
Teaching Top Level Structuring to Students with ASD |
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Corkill, Mandy |
Transition from school to work for students with an Autism Spectrum Disorder |
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Eales, JanetPark, Sue |
Derbyshire Language Scheme - A Structured Approach to Language Intervention
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Fordyce, Kathryn
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Ditching the Parents: Getting out on your own! - An Adolescent Group Social and Independence Skills Program |
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Gray, Carol
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1. Our Contribution to the Social Impairment and Social Solutions in Autism � Keynote Address 2. Loss, Learning and Children with ASD 3. Social StoriesTM 10.1 4. Comic Strip Conversations:� Reading Comprehension & Context 5. New Ideas about Autism and Asperger�s Syndrome (Joint presentation by Carol Gray and Tony Attwood) |
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Hawkins, Robyn |
Little Souls Taking Big Steps |
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Lau, Winnie |
Managing Feelings: Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Individuals with Asperger�s Syndrome |
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Lawson, Wendy
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1. Helping Children With Autism Achieve Success � Keynote Address 2. Interests, Obsessions and Dealing with Change |
No No |
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Machin, Jenni |
Literal Language and Complex Concepts � Impacts on Sensory Understanding |
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McGinnis, Woody R., MD |
1. Oxidative Stress in Autism � Keynote Address 2. The Biomedical Approach: |
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Moses, Emma |
1. Strategies to ensure a successful transition to school for families with a child with an Autism Spectrum Disorder 2. Practical Strategies for Including Peer Supports in Social Communication Interventions with Children with ASD |
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Myles, Brenda Smith
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1. The Hidden Curriculum � Keynote Address 2. Comprehensive Planning for Students with ASD:� Integrating Interventions Throughout the Day 3. Instruction, Interpretation and Coaching:� Keys to Social Skills Success 4. The Cycle of Rage and Meltdowns |
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Newman, Bobby & Reinecke, Dana
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1. Choosing Effective Behaviour Management Strategies � Keynote Address 2. Teaching Self Help Skills to Young Children 3. Change and Relationships in Adolescence 4. How to Use Reinforcement to Improve Behaviour and Learning |
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Patterson, Marilyn |
Transitions:� Asperger Syndrome and Success in the Workplace |
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Reed, Amanda |
An Introduction to SoSAFE! |
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Salmon, Judith |
How Diet Affects the Pathways of Behaviour, Learning and Development |
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Santomauro, Damian and Josie |
Asperger Download
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Sculthorpe, Ren |
Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) Outside the Box:� Using ABA for a range of age groups and issues |
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Stuckey, Richard |
Pfeiffer Approach to Autism � A Part of the Puzzle |
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Watson, Prue |
Relationship Development Intervention � �Creating Mindfulness� |
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Whelan, Michael |
Inspiration is Power |
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