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SENSORY SURVIVAL® - How to survive the day-to-day challenges of working, treating, educating or parenting a child with sensory processing issues.
Janet Wright Stafford, MS, OTR
Is the owner of Kidz Play Pediatric Therapy Cen-ters , New Hampshire’s largest private pediatric practice that specializes in working with children with Sensory Processing, Autistic, Neurological, and Learning Disorders. Janet has over 17 years of experience treating children and is qualified to ad-minister the Sensory Integration and Praxis Test, has advanced training in Dynamic Listening Sys-tems, Therapeutic Listening, and is AMPS calibrated. Her areas of interest and research include Autism, Sensory Deprivation, play, inclusion, advocacy, and competency issues related to occupational therapy.
She received her undergraduate degree from Boston University and her Master’s degree from the Uni-versity of New Hampshire. Janet serves on many local and national committees such as The Ameri-can Occupational Therapy Association, is on the Board of Directors of the NH Autism Society, and is the President of the New Hampshire Occupational Therapy Association. She is also adjunct faulty at the University of New Hampshire.
Janet was honored with the Occupational Therapy Practitioner of the year award for the state of New Hampshire in 2003. She lectures on both the local and national level, is involved with research, and is in the process of completing her book.
What other conference attendees have said:
“This is the most comprehensive practical workshop I have been to in years.” ~Melissa, Occupational Therapist
“Janet made this workshop so fun! I loved all the hands on activities, and interactive experience.” ~ Sharon, Parent
“This is a must attend workshop for my staff!” ~Michelle, Preschool Director
PRESENTED BY:
Janet Wright Stafford, MS, OTR
June 6 and 7, 2008
Manchester New Hampshire Area
SERESC Conference Center 29 Commerce Drive Bedford, NH
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Bedford,NH
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Self-Harming Behaviors - SELF-HARMING BEHAVIORS
JUNE 6-7, 2008
HYATT REGENCY BOSTON
at Downtown Crossing
offered by
THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY
CAMBRIDGE HEALTH ALLIANCE PHYSICIANS ORGANIZATION
under the direction of
Pamela Cantor, Ph.D. Judy Reiner Platt, Ed.D. Barent Walsh, MSW, Ph.D.
The objective of this course is to offer guidelines to help assess, treat, and ensure the safety of adolescents, adults, and their families. As a result of attending this course, participants will understand the neurobiology, sociology, and psychology
of self-harming behaviors. They will be able to identify the warning signs and risks associated with these behaviors and learn prevention strategies and clinical interventions. Material will be presented through lectures, case studies, and
discussions. The course is intended for mental health and medical practitioners, researchers, educators, and others interested in those who self-harm.
For Further Information contact: Cambridge Health Alliance Physicians Organization (CHAPO-CME) P.O. Box 398075- Inman Square, Cambridge, MA 02139 by Phone: 617-503-8445, Fax: 617-503-8460, Email: CME@challiance.org or Web: www.cambridgecme.org .
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Conference - Adoption |
08:00 AM |
5:00 PM |
Downtown Crossing, Boston, MA
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