How To Eliminate The Power Struggle With Your Child

A special call for Parents of Children on the Autism Spectrum as well as ALL parents.

Guest Speaker:
Brian R. King

Date: September 2, 2010
Time: 8 PM EST

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“5 Must Have Strategies for the Autism Spectrum”

September 28th, 2010
6:30pm-8:30pm

Kendall County Special Education Cooperative
Opportunity School
61 Franklin St.
Oswego, IL 60543

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The Win Win Parenting for The Autism Spectrum Child conference that Brian King has created is so informative.  I am so glad my husband and I were able to attend and see Brian at the Autism One conference this year.  His presentation is not just for parents.  Teachers, professionals or anyone else in a relationship with a child/adult on the autism spectrum can benefit from Brian’s insight.  Brian is an amazing individual, living and blessed with Asperger’s.  This allows Brian to share his experiences with the world, because he “get’s it”.   He strives to help neurotypicals and spectrumites understand each other, so we can all live in harmony.  It has been a pleasure for me to have gotten to know Brian and share his abilities and work with others.  I felt dedicated to coordinate my resources and do everything in my power to be able to bring Brian King to our community. He will share his unique knowledge to help fellow parents and our school districts to better understand our children and students on October 16th at Parkside in Kenosha WI.

“Win Win Strategies for Children on the Autism Spectrum“

October 16th, 2010
9am- 3pm

University of Wisconsin-Parkside  (Cinema)
900 Wood Road
Kenosha, WI 53141

(Download Brochure To Register)

In this all day seminar Brian will share his groundbreaking, rapid results strategies for creating Win Win Partnerships with children ages K-12 on the Autism Spectrum. This training will help Parents, Teachers, and other Professionals develop the insight and skill set to help engage the Spectrum child in collaborative problem solving that will transform the lives of every member of the child’s team.

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SASED’s Spring Institute

“10 Essential Strategies for Communicating with the Asperger’s Student”

Friday, February 25, 2011
8:00am – 1:30pm

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Autism Works
A National Conference on Autism and Employment

Flyer: A National Conference on Autism

“Communicating on the Spectrum:
Best practices in supporting work-place communication for/by people with ASD”

Friday March 4, 2011
12:30 – 2:00pm

Sheraton Westport Chalet Hotel
St. Louis, MO

Challenges with communication are one of the defining characteristics of autism spectrum disorders. Any good employment outcome must involve addressing communication issues for both sides. Fortunately, there are many basic, simple supports which dramatically improve communication in the workplace (other environments) for people on the spectrum.  But different supports are appropriate for different people, and making smart choices means knowing the spectrum of options and when to use them. Brian King is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who is on the autism spectrum himself and consults exclusively on relationship issues around autism spectrum disorders.  He will discuss his “No More Misunderstandings” communication techniques and how they apply to providing adult services, interviewing situations, and the work place.