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Family Networking Meeting January 26th

WHERE: Tigard City Hall (near Tigard Water Building)
13125 SW Hall Boulevard, Tigard OR 97223
WHEN: Saturday, January 26, 10AM to Noon
COST: Free!

Are you a parent or relative of a child with autism? Are you considering a possible intervention for your child? Are you wondering about whether you should try to get government funding for your child's program? One of the best sources of information for families of children with autism is other family of children with autism. ahead so that we can ensure there is enough room.

Dr. Bridget Taylor Workshop April 20th

Dr. Taylor will present on Saturday, April 20th , at the OHSU Library Auditorium. Cost will range from $45-$60 depending on early registration and membership status. Dr. Bridget Taylor has been involved in the field of autism since her famous work with Catherine Maurice's children as noted in the book "Let Me Hear Your Voice". Registration forms will be available at .. or by calling 503-282-3328.

Potential MorningTopic: The prevention and treatment of problem behavior

Potential Afternoon Topic: Incorporating peers in the treatment of children with autism: Putting research into practice

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Carbone Workshop Confirmed for November 1-3 2002

Hold the dates - they are a Friday through Sunday. Same bat place (Portland Conference Center, Portland, Oregon), same bat times (8:30am-5pm except for registration on first day).

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Ballots are out!

FEAT of Oregon board member ballots are out. If you paid your dues and did not receive a ballot please call or email us. Ballots need to be postmarked by January 28th. Results will be announced at the February 17th Planning Meeting in Oregon City.

FEATured Child
Autism is Treatable
FEAT of Oregon is an all-volunteer non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to empowering people who help children with autism and related developmental disorders. We advocate for effective and intensive intervention programs so that children can reach their full potential. FEAT of Oregon honors a parent's right to choose intervention strategies that they consider appropriate and meaningful for their child. Intensive behavioral intervention is one of many choices available.

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Testimony

I believe that ABA was the single most helpful thing for Liam in making use of his echolalia. It allowed him to take what was inside of him, and make it come out the way we all want it to. For all of you who don't have children with alot of speech yet, don't be discouraged.

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