Conference on Language and Autism

Posted by on December 6, 2002

“SCIENCE-BASED INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE LANGUAGE AND OTHER SKILLS FOR CHILDREN with AUTISM” – A conference for professionals and parents.

January 17th and 18th, 2003 to be held at Bucks Community College, Newtown, PA
(45 minutes East of Philadelphia, 90 minutes West of New York, 60 minutes Southwest of Newark, 10 minutes from New Hope)

Presented by The AJ Foundation for Children with Autism. Seating is Limited. $175 for both days, $100 for one day. Register by calling 215 598-8237 or email [email protected]. (Mastercard, Visa, or American Express Accepted).
ASHA CEU’S and ACT 48 CEU’s are being offered.
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Note: The AJ Foundation For Children With Autism was organized in 1997 with a mission to help provide and support quality educational services for children with autism in Bucks County based on the principles of applied behavior analysis. They were instrumental in assisting the Bucks County Intermediate Unit and the Council Rock School District in starting their own separate public ABA programs. In Sept. 2000 they opened a private school called the Comprehensive Learning Center, CLC, utilizing the principles of applied behavior analysis. Currently they rent space in Warminster but they can take children from any district, any county. The AJ Foundation’s current focus is as a fundraising arm for CLC but it will continue its efforts to increase public awareness about autism and the effectiveness of ABA as a treatment mode for children with autism.