Toilet Training for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder ...201041810550

							   Toilet Training for Children with Autism Spectrum
Disorder, Developmental Delay or Intellectual Disability.

          Presented by Kirsty Kerr,     B.B.Sc., Grad. Dip. Ed. Psych., Assoc. MAPS.,   Psychologist.

Kirsty has six years experience working with children with ASD, developmental delay or
   intellectual disability, across early intervention, kinder, childcare & primary school.




Children with developmental delay, intellectual disability and autism spectrum
disorder are often delayed with their acquisition of toileting skills. Such children
usually require a targeted approach, utilising more intensive assistance in order
to reach independence in this area.

This session for parents and professionals covers:

      •   Assessing readiness skills
      •   How to teach skills related to toileting
      •   Practical strategies, such as visual cues to increase success

Date:             Thursday 7th December, 2006

At:               Cardinia Cultural Centre, Seminar Room.
                  Lakeside Boulevard, Pakenham. Mel Ref: 215 H5

Time:             9.30am-10.45 (registration from 9.20am)

Cost:             $25.00 per person

Each participant will receive a toileting pack, with copies of all visual strategies from the
session. Complete form below and return with cheque or money order payable to Kirsty
Kerr. Registration closes Thursday 30th November. $5.00 admin fee for cancellation.
Agencies are welcome to request an invoice by emailing: kirstykerr@optusnet.com.au
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Return to: Kirsty Kerr, PO Box 5064, STUDFIELD, 3152

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Toilet training- Pakenham, 7 December 2006