The 3rd Annual Long Island Autism Fair & Conference

presented by NAA Long Island
Saturday & Sunday, April 1st & 2nd, 2006
8:30am - 6:30pm Sports Plus, Lake Grove, NY

Featuring: Author David Kirby, Dr. Vincent Carbone, Dr. Andrew Wakefield, Dr. Arthur Krigsman, Dr. Jeffrey Bradstreet, Dr. William Shaw, Author Karen Siff Exkorn, Dr. Bobby Newman, Author Chantal Sicile-Kira, Dr. Michael Elice, Researcher Allan Goldblatt, Mom Julia Berle, Nutritionist John Kernohan, Diet Counselor Betsy Hicks, Dr. Dr. Matthew Lewis and many, many more.....


Conference Ticket
ONE DAY (per person) - $75 Regular price or at the door; $70 NAA member discount TWO DAYS (per person) - $150 Regular price or at the door; $120 NAA member discount


Includes:

  • Buffet Lunch & Beverages
  • Access to over 50 Vendors
  • Conference Speakers
  • General Information Table
  • LIAF&C Program
  • Photo Gallery
  • Event Bag
  • One Sports Plus Wristband (good for the Sports Plus Family Entertainment Center)


    Fair Ticket
    EACH DAY (per person) - $20 Regular price or at the door; $15 NAA member (Children under 10 are admitted free)


    Includes:

  • Access to over 50 Vendors
  • One Sports Plus Wristband
  • Event Bag
  • General Information Table
  • Photo Gallery
  • LIAF&C Program

    The Sports Plus wristband ($13 value) must be used on day of purchase. Tickets are limited - there will be only 500 Conference Tickets and 500 Fair Tickets sold for each day. Please order early. All sales are final. NAA is the National Autism Association, the parent organization of NAALI. http://www.nationalautism.org

    Sorry, No Child Care Available. Fair Tickets Do Not Include Access to Conference Speakers or Lunch.

    General Information Table
    Send us your flyers, brochures, catalogs, business cards, etc. for the LIAF&C General Information Table. Our goal is to bring a variety of information to the 1500 parents and professionals we expect to attend. We are offering this service free to the autism community. Please send materials to: NAALI PO Box 623 Mount Sinai, NY 11766


    To Order
    Send Check to NAA Long Island PO Box 662 Stony Brook, NY 11790 or go online (MC/VISA) http://www.AutismFair.com

    visit our online store for information www.AutismFair.com Questions: email Christine@AutismFair.com € 631-245-0293

    Speakers

    April 1st, Saturday
    Keynote Dr. Vincent J. Carbone, BCBA, Carbone Clinic, The Verbal Behavior Approach to Teaching Children with Autism

    Behavior Track:

  • 9am-9:50am Discrimination Training: Expanding Trials and Collapsing Trials Ray Cepeda, BCABA, The McCarton School & The Lovaas Institute
  • 10am-11:30am Common Treatment Plan Mistakes Dr. Bobby Newman, Ph.D., BCBA, Room to Grow, & Debora Harris, BCABA, Effective Interventions/Elija Foundation
  • 1:30pm-3pm Effective Teaching: Where Science Meets Common Sense Christina Burk, MA
  • 3:15pm-4:45pm Coping With Autism - Techniques Every Parent and Professional Should Know Karen Siff Exkorn, Author of ³The Autism Source Book: Everything You Need to Know About Diagnosis, Treatment, Coping and Healing; From a Mother Whose Child Recovered²
  • 5pm-6:30pm School District Panel Moderated by Karen Mulcahy-Walsh, Long Island Developmental Consulting

    Aspergers/Adult Track:

  • 9am-9:50am Work Smart; Understanding Social Security Disability Benefits and the Utilization of the Work Incentives Jacqueline Martinez, Benefits Specialist with Abilities, Inc.
  • 10am-11:30am Preparing for the Real World of Work Chantal Sicile-Kira, Autism: Making a Difference, Inc. Author of ³Adolescents on the Autism Spectrum: A Parentıs Guide to the Cognitive, Social, Physical, and Transition Needs of Teenagers with Autism Spectrum Disorders²
  • 1:30pm-3pm Drama Therapy: Tools to Inspire Imagination & Social Skills Kimberly Galway, LCAT, RDT-BCT, Creative Therapy & Learning Center
  • 3:15pm-4:45pm Appropriate Response-Appropriate Preparedness Carolyn Gammicchia, LEAN on us
  • 5pm-6:30pm The Parentıs Role: Teaching Independence and Social Skills to Kids with Aspergerıs Syndrome Patty Bashe, M.S. Ed, Marion K. Salomon & Associates and Author of ³The Oasis Guide to Asperger Syndrome: Advice, Support, Insight & Inspiration²

    Alternative Treatments Track:

  • 9am-9:50am Navigating the Maze of Treatment Options and Concepts for Children with ASD Dr. Seth Pearl, D.C., C.C.N., C.N.S., Optimal Health and Development Center
  • 10am-11:30am Food Allergies and Testing John Kernohan, York Nutritional Labs
  • 1:30pm-3pm Starting the GFCF Diet Betsy Hicks, Diet Counselor, Pathways Medical Advocates and Author of ³Cooking Healthy Gluten and Casein-Free Food for Children²
  • 3:15pm-4:45pm MTHFR in Autistic Spectrum Disorders Dr. Michael Elice, M.D. & Allan Goldblatt PA-C, Autism Associates of New York Treatment Center
  • 5pm-6:30pm Understanding Enzymes and ASD Dr. Matthew Lewis, Lewis Family Wellness

    April 2nd, Sunday
    Keynote on Sunday David Kirby, Author of ³Evidence of Harm², Year One Update

    Biomedical Track:

  • 9am-9:50am Multifactorial Causes of Autism - A Biomedical Perspective Dr. William Shaw, Ph.D., Great Plains Lab
  • 10am-11:30am Gastrointestinal Disease in Children with ASD Dr. Arthur Krigsman, M.D., Thoughtful House Center for Children
  • 1:30pm-3pm Emerging Origins of the Autism Epidemic Dr. Andrew Wakefield, MB BS FRCS FRCPath, Thoughtful House Center for Children
  • 3:15pm-4:45 Health, Hope & Healing: One Familyıs Triumph Over Autism Julia Berle, Mother and Baxter Berle, 6-year old son
  • 5pm-6:30pm Understanding Chelation and Hyperbarics Dr. Jeff Bradstreet, M.D., F.A.A.F.P., International Child Resource Center

    Speech/OT track:

  • 9am-9:50am Handwriting Made Easy Ed Diaz, Occupational Therapist, Island Therapies
  • 10am-11:30am Sensory Integration and Defensiveness Jeanne Gantz, Occupational Therapist, Island Therapies
  • 1:30pm-3pm Increasing Spontaneous Communication Lindajeanne Schwartz, Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, BCBA
  • 3:15-4:45pm Toilet Training the ASD Child Lisa Pedota, Special Education Preschool Teacher, Just Kids Preschool
  • 5pm-6:30pm Hand Function Beyond Table Top Terry Ludwig, Occupational Therapist, Variety Child Learning Center Legal/Advocacy Track:
  • 9am-9:50am What Are Your Childıs Rights and How Do You Get Them? Gretchen Mertz, Author of ³Help for the Child with Aspergerıs Syndrome - A Parentıs Guide to Negotiating the Social Service Maze²
  • 10am-11:30am Grant Writing for Non-Profit Organizations Becky Grant-Widen, NAA Grantwriter
  • 1:30pm-3pm Understanding and Accessing OMRDD Services: A Parent Perspective Ellen Paige, LCSW, Rothman Therapies, Inc.
  • 3:15-4:45pm How to Get an Appropriate Education for Your Child Debbie Fink, Parent Advocate
  • 5pm-6:30pm Navigating the IEP Process Alyse Middendorf, Personal-Touch Home Care, Inc.

    Remember to mention Special Needs Awareness.org