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| Subject: | [autismaba] Autism One 2005 Conference |
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| Date: | Thu, 10 Mar 2005 03:14:14 -0000 |
| From: | earranga <earranga@...> |
| Reply-To: | autismaba@yahoogroups.com |
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Autism One 2005 Conference
May 26 – 29
Chicago Marriott O'Hare Hotel
http://AutismOne.org
The most comprehensive conference on autism ever assembled now offers
greater focus to help you address specific needs, shorten your
learning curve, and bring you quickly up to speed.
Most Comprehensive
Questions and answers do not stop at the boundary of a discipline.
Multivariate in presentation and cure autism bows to the collective
weight of doctors working with therapists working with educators
working with parents working to recover their children.
Our children benefit from an inter-disciplinary approach. Autism One
2005 is proud to feature over 100 of the leading experts presenting
in four tracks to help you make the best decisions:
1. Biomedical Treatments
2. Behavior / Communication / Education Therapies
3. Complementary and Alternative Medicine
4. Government / Legal / Personal Issues
Greater Focus
This year we are introducing a number of important changes to provide
what we are calling a "lived experience." Conferences have a tendency
to talk at you. That's not good enough. Real learning occurs at a
deeper level; a level that combines the abstract with the practical.
Initiatives include:
1. The Mentor Program: You may request a mentor. Mentors are fellow-
parents with recovered children or children well on their way to
recovery.
2. Three Mini-Tracks: Three mini-tracks, 1. Parents New to the
diagnosis; 2. Puberty, Adolescence and 3. Adulthood; and
Environmental Medicine/Issues are available.
3. Pre-Conference Day, GFCF and SCD - Culinary Delight: The Pre-
Conference day is devoted to hands-on cooking to take the mystery out
of gluten- casein-free, and specific carbohydrate diets.
4. Gluten/Casein free items on breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus:
Menu options will include gluten- and casein-free for breakfast,
lunch, and dinner. Have a taste, it's good.
A partial list of topics, by track, include:
1. Track - Biomedical Treatments
Autoimmune factors / treatments
Biochemistry of autism
Casein- gluten-free diet
Chelation - many forms of
Dental care
Diagnosis
Enzymes
Essential fatty acids
Food / nutrition / diet / vitamins / minerals / organic foods
Environmental medicine / toxins
IVIG, transfer factors, IV glutathione
Neurological testing, findings, treatments
Phenol sulfur transferase deficiency
Ongoing research
Vaccinations
2. Track - Behavior / Communication / Education Therapies
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
Auditory Integration
Computers as learning tools
Greenspan / Floor time
Home schooling
Music therapy
Occupational Therapy
Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS)
Pivotal Response Training (PVT)
Psychological counseling, testing
Puberty and beyond
Relationship Development Intervention (RDI)
Supra-Modal Integrative Learning Experience (SMILE)
Sensory Integration
Verbal Behavior
Vision Therapy
3. Track - Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Ayurveda Medicine
Chiropractic
Detoxification
Environmental medicine
Homeopathy
Naturopathic Medicine
Hyperbaric oxygen treatment
Mother's milk
Neurofeedback
Neural organization technique
Orthomolecular Medicine
Raw milk
Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD)
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
4. Track - Government / Legal / Personal Issues
Adolescence
Adult services
Autism the law and you
Counseling - coping and communication for parents
Dealing with insurance companies
Estate Planning
How to be your own best advocate
Individual Evaluation Plans (IEPs)
Legislative action
Obtaining government services
Puberty
School systems
Vaccines the law and you
A partial list of speakers include:
Lisa Ackerman
James B. Adams, PhD
Christina Adams, MFA
Tapan Audhya, PhD
David Ayoub, MD
Sallie Bernard
Mark Blaxill
Judith Bluestone
Mary Bolles
Jeff Bradstreet, MD
Mary Helen Brauninger
Barbara Brewitt, PhD
Kathy Brunner
Julie Burk
Rashid Buttar, DO
Natasha Campbell-McBride, MD
Jeff Cantor, DDS
Lujene Clark
Laura Cellini
Gayle Christensen
Peta Cohen, MS, RD
James Croxton
John DeHoney
Richard Deth, PhD
G. Alexander Doman
Mary Anne Ehlert
Barbara Loe Fisher
Andrew and Carolyn Gammicchia
Donna Gates
Kim Garvey-Hoehne
David and Mark Geier, MD, PhD
Jody Goddard
Temple Grandin, PhD
Doreen Granpeesheh, PhD
John Green, MD
Boyd Haley, PhD
J.B. Handley
Martha Herbert, MD
Betsy Hicks
John Hicks, MD
Mady Hornig, MD
Devin Houston, PhD
Vicki Isler, PhD
Jill James, PhD
K.P. Khalsa
David Kirby
Lori Knowles
Vale Krenik
Jean Kulczyk
Michael Lang
Patty Lemer
Allen Lewis, MD
Carolyn Lewis
Joy Lunt, RN
Tamara Mariea, CHMM, CCN
Terri McCreedy
Mary Megson, MD
John Melnychuk, RSHom(NA) CCH
Lewis Mehl-Madrona, MD, PhD
James Neubrander, MD
Seth Pearl, DC
Cindy Peters
Mary Beth Palo
Mary Romaniec
Lenny Schafer
Mark Schauss
Jeff Sell, Esq.
Chantal Sicile-Kira
Stephen Shore
Karen Slimak
Teri Small
Andrea Sovern
KP Stoller, MD
Debra Swain, PhD
Lisa Sykes
Denise Tarasuk
Robert Ullman, ND, and Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman, ND, DHANP
Anju Usman, MD
Andrew Wakefield, MD
William Walsh, PhD
Debbie Zelinsky
Autism One is a 501(3)(c), non-profit, charity organization, started
by a small group of parents of children with autism. Parents are and
must remain the driving force of our community, the stakes are too
high and the issues too scared to delegate to outside interests.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me. Thank
you and we'll see you in May.
My Best,
Edmund Arranga
714.680.0792
http://AutismOne.org
earranga@...
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