InfoRM Yourself!
Relevant, reliable, and research-based information on transitions and planning
December 9, 2008 | Time: 5:30-7:00pm
Psychiatry Building (1111 W. 10th Street), Third Floor, Room 304A
Registration is required for all seminars and workshops. Space is limited to 12 participants.
What is it? Who is it for?
The InfoRM Yourself workshop series is designed for parents and professionals who would like more information on specific issues associated with autism spectrum disorders. Each workshop will provide a variety of high quality resources and information on a specific topic (see below for a list). The workshop begins by discussing an extensive list of resources, then participants are instructed how to choose information and resources relevant to their needs. Participants will learn basic techniques to evaluate the relevance, authority, source, and bias of different types of information.
The transitions and planning workshop will address the following:
- relevant laws and regulations that guide school planning for transitions
- best practices evaluated and used by experts in education
- best practices for parents
The information and resources provided will include:
- community program and services related to employment and living independently
- articles on planning for transitions
- tips on how to advocate for your loved one
- ways to help adolescents and adults to advocate for themselves
Upcoming Topics
- February, 2009 - special diets and supplements
- May, 2009 - empirically supported communication strategies
- August, 2009 - environmental toxins and substances
- November, 2009 - positive behavioral strategies
Important note: The information provided at these workshops does not consitute an endorsement of any particular product or intervention. The intent is simply to provide information that has been evaluated by experts in these content areas and information scientists.
InfoRM Yourself Workshop flyer
Register for the next InfoRM Yourself Workshop!
Map to the Psychiatry Building
Contact Heather Coates at (317) 278-7839 or hands@iupui.edu with any questions about this event.
