Conferences in Va | Autism PDD

I live in Southwest Va near the borderline of Tennessee. I don't hear much of conferences or support groups in my area. Where would I find that InformationGood luck. I live in Lynchburg VA and there is not much in Va. There is a childrens center in charlottesville Kluge Children Rehibilation Center here is there llink they have seminars once and a while http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/pediatrics/pat ients/ We only have one support group in a 50 -100 mile radious its hard to find anywhere. Me and my husband have decided to start our own. We know so many familys that have children with disabilities and no where to turn. Good luck and i will send you any info that i come apon. Hello< Would love the link to yuor toy page . Woudl put on my webgroups. I have two Special neesd scouts and a playgroup> Thanks! teresa jtjulian2003@yahoo.com

Hello Shannon and all. My name is Teresa and I have 3 adopted children with Autism and assorted other labels. I just want to let everyone know that i have a special needs cub/boyscout troop and would love to have you join us. We give each other support. I have 22 boys and most have autism. Below is a little more about us.

Hello,

My name is Teresa . I have 3 adopted special needs children. My husband and I moved here over a year ago from Florida and started a special needs cub/boy scout pack/troop for boys ages 6- and up . It is for boys with a disability. We accept all disabilities, Mental, Developmental , Physical, and Learning Disabled also ADHD , and Autism. We currently have 22 boys. We allow the siblings to come to the meetings and if boys they too can be scouts, as long as they know they can not make fun of the Special needs boys. We do require that the parents come to the meetings and stay with the boys. We meet once a week on Monday nights and try to get together twice a month for a fieldtrip. We take the boys camping, fishing, we do crafts and learn things about the community. Because of the special needs of the children most parents don’t have a lot of extra money so we make sure that the money is not a deciding factor for these boys. We do everything a typical scout troop does we just do it at the speed, and level of our boys. We treat each boy as an individual. I am writing to ask you to please help us spread the word so more special boys can enjoy scouting.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Teresa J

Hello, my name is Amy Simmers and I am a consultant with Discovery Toys. In case you've never heard of us, we are an educational toy company that's been around for 30 years. Recently, we have dedicated ourselves to helping families dealing with autism. We have created a parent support pack, which has toys specifically designed to help children in the 6 areas proved most difficult for children with autism. Every product in our catalog has a blue puzzle piece under it with a code identifying which area it will help develop. We want to help children with autism have a rich educational experience. Our toys have a lifetime guarantee and are fun! Please let me know if you would like more information or a catalog. I would love to help!

Thanks!

Amy

HI L-Burgers!!!

I was born and raised in Lbag-

T-room, Cavalier Hotdogs, LC, Farmers Market, Magnolias,- Just thought I would say hi.

Loved being able to head to the Blue Ridge so quickly..spent many weekends at Peaks of Otter or Wintergreen.

PS- I have lived in NOVA for about 10 yrs- there is an abundance of seminars/groups - but quite a drive from LBurg- 3.5 hrs. Now I live in NC

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Shannon,

I was researching Autism organizations and agencies, when I came across your postings requesting information about organizations in the Lynchburg area. I am currently a grad. student at Lynchburg College, and I thought I might provide you with some names of my professors who might be able to help you:

Dr. Gena Barnhill (She is new to Lynchburg but she specializes in Autism at the college)

LC Phone: 434-544-8771

Email: barnhill@lynchburg.edu

Dr. Glenn Buck

LC Phone: 434-544-8689

Email: buck@lynchburg.edu.

Also have received this flyer sometime ago (here is some if the information on it):

Parent Information and Support For Autism

April 21 - Sensory Issues

Jeanette Prest, LTPA

Laurel School

Parent Information and Support for Autism (PISA) offers support, information, and resources to families, caregivers and professionals supporting individuals with autism spectrum disorders.

PISA is sponsored and initiated by the Central Virginia Autism Action Group

For more information, contact:

Didi Zaryczny, Autism Resource Specialist,

Commonwealth Autism Service

Dzaryczny947@cs.com or

Office: (540) 587-8990 Ext. 108

I hope you find this information useful.

Rachel

LCgradStudent39177.461400463 Hello Jennifer, I don't know how far you are from DC but there is a conference end of this month - "Infancy & Early Childhood Training Course" Assessment, Diagnosis and Intervention for developmental and emotional disorders, including autism spectrum disorders, multi-system developmental disorders, etc. Put on by Dr Stanley Greenspan and Dr Serena Wieder. It's April 27, 28, 29, and 30 in Tyson's Corner, VA at the Hilton McLean. You can register online at www.stanleygreenspan.com or call 301-320-6360.

(I have all kinds of info on what is being taught there and stuff because I was planning on going myself, but this fell through for me unfortuanately. PM me if you have any q's!)

Hope that helps!
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