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 Sirota (Sirota) posted on Saturday, February 21, 2009 - 02:50 pm
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Martial Arts Program for Children with Special Needs is now offered in Surrey.
Sirota's Alchymy - Martial Arts in partnership with the Surrey Parks & Rec are offering an Adapted Martial Arts Program.
The Classes are held at the Guilford Rec Centre on Sundays from 2:00 - 3:00pm.
To register, please contact:
Surrey parks & Rec: 604-501-5100
For information on Martial Arts Programs for individuals with special needs, please contact Sirota's Alchymy:
Tel: 604-244-8842
Email: sirota@SirotasAlchymy.com
Web: www.SirotasAlchymy.com |
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| Tonytamer (Tonytamer) posted on Monday, March 23, 2009 - 10:01 am
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The ABA Support Network
Proudly announces its inaugural meeting, featuring the following discussion:
“Incorporating ABA into Sport and Leisure Activities… What Do Parents Want?”
Special Guest - Tara Cleave, Community Services Coordinator
Surrey Parks and Recreation
Date: Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Time: 7-9pm
Location: Surrey Sport and Leisure Complex
16555 Fraser Highway
Use Arena entrance and go up stairs to MP Room #2
RSVP: dionec@shaw.ca
The ABA Support Network is a newly formed non-profit society that is based in Surrey, BC. Our mission is to improve access to quality Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) treatment and support in the home and in the community to children and adults who need it.
Join us for an evening of discussion and brainstorming ideas with Tara Cleave, Community Services Coordinator with Surrey Parks and Recreation. Tara is looking for feedback from parents, caregivers and individuals who are looking for access to ABA support services in a community setting.
Inclusion and participation in local recreation services such as swimming lessons and day camps is beneficial to all children. This meeting will be run as a focus group with the goal of giving Parks and Recreation an understanding of the needs and wants of individuals who wish to access these community services and require ABA support in order to participate.
Bring your ideas and comments for what promises to be an exciting and informative evening. Non-Surrey residents welcome too!
Sponsored by – The ABA Support Network
Giving the ABA Community a Voice
We are a non-profit society. Donations at the door greatly appreciated! |
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| Tonytamer (Tonytamer) posted on Thursday, June 11, 2009 - 11:09 am
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CONSULTANT AVAILABLE
Hoa Chan (BCBA) is now accepting new clients 0 to 8 years of age.
http://www.tinytalkers.com/ |
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| Anonymous posted on Sunday, August 09, 2009 - 10:55 pm
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Enjoy working with Special Needs Youth?
Work from the comfort of your home and do local outings to provide mentoring and life skills training for a delightful 18 year old with autism and other developmental challenges.
Applicants must be female, non-smokers and must live in Surrey/Delta or surrounding areas. Car is essential, hypo-allergenic pets. Hours are Mondays-Fridays 12:00-3:00pm, starting in September. Good wage.
We can provide training and guidance; you must have character references.
Please email: effervescentclarity@gmail.com |
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| Tonytamer (Tonytamer) posted on Thursday, September 03, 2009 - 08:46 pm
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Experienced Therapist Available
Those of us who know Elna Sund (now Elna Cain) are very happy that she has come back to Vancouver. Most of her time slots are already taken, but there are still a few left:
Tue - 11:00-3:30
Wed - 9:00-2:30
Thu - 1:00-3:00
Fri - 1:00-4:00
Sat - 9:00-12:00, 5:00-8:00
She can take families in Vancouver, Burnaby, New West, Richmond, Delta and Surrey.
Her email address is: elna4@yahoo.com |
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| Mlevykh (Mlevykh) posted on Monday, September 14, 2009 - 02:31 pm
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Singing for Special Needs
Fostering compassion and nurturing
The art of Singing in general helps individuals to express themselves appropriately and can be self-therapeutic. Singing a meaningful song requires socially appropriate emotions and can only be achieved through intonation, stress, accent, cadence, loudness, pitch, timbre, tempo, and rhythm – what constitutes information beyond that transmitted by word choice and word order alone.
Singing for Special Needs is an artful combination of musical speech, singing, and cognitive instruction that is deeply rooted in both centuries old knowledge and wisdom and reasoned cutting-edge scientific research.
Singing for Special Needs:
• Improves language and other communication skills
• Develops the articulatory faculties and expressiveness of speech
• Sharpens the auditory faculties and deepens comprehension
• Enhances memory and adds to over-all academic achievement
• Facilitates development of sympathy and empathy towards others
• Evokes and reinforces socially and emotionally appropriate behaviour
• Helps to develop imagination and planning skills
• Raises self-esteem and increases general sense of well-being
• Helps to generalize required information and behaviour into real time-events
• Is client-centered, creative, enjoyable, and applies across cultures
Highly Beneficial for:
Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADD, apathy, stress-related disorders, stuttering, language learning and production difficulties, and deficiencies in social-emotional practices.
Michael G. Levykh, PhD (Educational Psychology) is the creator and a practicing therapist of Affective Speech Remediation for individuals with Language Learning and Production Difficulties, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Deficiencies in Social-Emotional Practices. His therapy focuses on Cognitive-Affective Speech, Prosody, and Mood-Induced Speech as Enhancing Factors of Memory in Learning. Teaching and facilitation of therapeutic learning, as it is influenced by affective forces, have been his lifelong passions. His present expertise also stems from a successful career as a voice teacher, vocal coach, teacher of vocal pedagogy, dialect coach, and presenter of workshops on Preservation and Rejuvenation of the Professional Voice.
Contact information: Tel: 604-322-1019 or Email: mlevykh@sfu.ca |
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| Victoia_shabunin (Victoia_shabunin) posted on Monday, September 28, 2009 - 09:25 am
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| Children First Autism Treatment Centre is a perfict place to get treatment for children who were diagnosed with ASD. Visit us at www.childrenfirstatc.com to find out more about us, our services, promotions and upcoming events. |
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| Victoia_shabunin (Victoia_shabunin) posted on Monday, September 28, 2009 - 09:37 am
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| Does your child suffer form Autism? Does your child suffer from serious Behaviour issues? I can help. I have been studying Autism for the past 8 years and I have travelled the wolrd researching answers, therapies, techniques and approaches that will help improve, manage and control negative Behaviours in autistic children and I have got a lot of knowledge how to do that. If you want to know more about me, visit my website at www.victoriashabunin.webs.com |
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