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A resource for parents, foster parents, therapists, respite workers, recreation program staff and anyone else who lives or works with individuals having Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
CASE provides information, training and support for families of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and the professionals who work with them. CASE will enable family support staff and community recreation providers to better serve families. CASE will also support parents in effectiveley advocating for their children. CASE provides a variety of specialized workshops to help families and professionals better understand ASD and the behaviors and characteristics that come with it. CASE will always seek to offer workshop toics that are meaningful and relevant to both families and providers. CASE has been designed to enable families to become more equal partners with professionals. When families and professionals are equal partners, the individual with ASD will have an increased opportunity to be more successful in all areas of their life. CASE is comprised of the following agencies: Autistic Services, Inc., Daemen College, Early Childhood Direction Center, Parent Network or WNY and Summit Educational Resources. Through this collaboration, CASE will provide guidance and information for families, service providers and individuals with ASD from birth to adulthood. For more information about CASE programs and services offered or for a list of scheduled workshops in your area, call (716) 332-4170 or 1-866-277-4762 (toll free) or email info@parentnetworkwny.org.
WorkshopsAugust 7 Autism Conference (Buffalo) - This is a full-day conference featuring workshops on the following topics: overview of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), communication strategies and behavior concerns. Internet Resources
Resources
Autistic Services Lending Library - The Autistic Services Lending Library has a varied selection of books, magazines, professional journals and newsletters. They also have videotapes, DVDs and music related to Autism Spectrum Disorder on hand.
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