2007 Educational Conference

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If you know a child who...

avoids touching or refuses to wear certain clothes?
is a picky eater or covers their ears or eyes?
craves sensations by grabbing others, is very rough, likes to turn up the volume?
seeks out movement like swinging, twirling or jumping?
is constantly on the go- wearing everyone out around her?
moves slowly and tires easily, showing very little interest in the world?
is awkward, seemingly careless or accident-prone?

Then you can't miss this event!

These telltale symptoms are often the first clues to SI Dysfunction.- a common, but frequently misdiagnosed problem in which messages from the senses are not correctly processed by the central nervous system.

What do others think about these workshops?

This workshop helped me to know I was on the right path as an educator students with multiple disabilities and visual impairments.

~ A special edcation teaacher in Baltimore, MD

Excellent workshop, excellent speaker! We covered valuable SI issues that every parent, educator and therapist needs to know. I also appreciate the valuable resources. Thank you!

~ An OT in Pittsburgh, PA

I never realized how much children learn through play. So many good ideas- I want to try them all at once!

~ A preschool teacher in Washington, DC

I was at a loss before this workshop. Now I understand my child better and can use what I learned to help him. Great!

~ A parent in Alexandria, VA

Certificate of Attendance Provided to Professionals

Approved for .7 CEUs for educators and .6 CEUs by ASHA

This workshop may satisfy state or provincial continuing education requirements for therapists, special education teachers and other professionals. Please consult your state or provincial licensing agency or national accreditation agency for details.

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