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his seminar provides an overview of some of the latest research and clinical practices in diagnosis and treatment of ADHD and its common overlapping conditions in family, clinical, and school settings. This is not 'just another program' on ADHD. Don't make the mistake of thinking 'I've already had training in ADHD'. Dr. Taylor provides hundreds of truly effective strategies that go beyond traditional narrow approaches. Though this seminar is geared toward helping professionals, Dr. Taylor's clear and inspiring presentation is of real and immediate benefit to parents and ADD- ults, as
well! Topics include description and demonstration of hundreds of
academic, psycho-social, and sensory-motor techniques.
A cascade of
nitty-gritty solutions for teachers, counselors, and parents, this seminar
includes description and illustration of over FIVE HUNDRED action steps,
awareness, and techniques. This unique seminar will help you prevent and solve
academic and behavioral difficulties for ages 4 and up. The many low cost/no
cost academic techniques are ideal for any mainstream or special education
teacher (PK-12) and fulfill "reasonable accommodation" requirements of section
504 and IDEA federal guidelines. The psychological techniques greatly enhance
counseling of the child and family in any school or clinical setting.
Anger control
Test studying and
performance
Managing 504 rights
Handling undesirable
peer influences
Getting long-term
assignments done
Pacing of assignments
Homework productivity
and turning-in
Decision making and
problem solving
Temptation resistance
Classroom
distractibility Self-esteem and self-confidence
Biochemical treatment options
Discouragement and
under-productivity
Assertion and negotiation skills
Classroom fidgeting
Discharging "extra" energy
Friendship and peer relationships
Note-taking and listening skills
Making medication treatment work Study habits
Most individuals with ADHD have additional conditions such as learning disabilities, depression or oppositional defiant disorder that complicate adjustment at home and at school. Academic and psycho-social interventions enhance the effectiveness of medication and are extremely helpful for any child or adolescent with ADHD or related conditions. This is NOT just another workshop on ADHD. It goes far beyond the traditional "Ritalin plus behavior mod" approach to provide hundreds of practical answers to the key question: "What else CAN a parent, teacher, counselor, or child or adolescent with ADHD do in order to MAKE LIFE WORK at home and at school?" Recommended Materials: Dr. Taylor's 400-page comprehensive pace-setting guide for parents and professionals, 'Helping Your ADD Child' as well as a deluxe ADHD manual and resource kit, overflowing with charts, checklists, hard-to-find information, and a comprehensive study outline.
Though this seminar is geared for helping professionals, any parent can
also greatly benefit from it. Dr. Taylor is a leading innovator and
highly regarded authority on child discipline from the Adlerian
perspective, derived ultimately from the observations of the renowned
Austrian psychiatrist Alfred Adler.
This seminar provides a cascade of thought provoking principles and techniques for counselors, therapists, teachers, administrators and other professionals. It applies to resistant teens and children who:
You will
learn effective interviewing strategies to overcome defensiveness
and establish the necessary climate of acceptance. Strategies will
be shown for obtaining maximum data with minimum opposition and for
responding effectively to "I don't know" and "I don't care" answers.
Other topics include specific methods to:
Recommended Materials: Dr. Taylor's guidebook for parents and professionals, 'From Defiance to Cooperation'. Each participant will also receive a deluxe manual, featuring numerous checklists and useful information.
Summit Seminar s
It involves abnormal avoidance of or attraction to touch, taste, smell, movement, sounds, and sights. Sensory systems include tactile, vestibular, temporal awareness, proprioceptive (body awareness), visual, auditory, olfactory (smell), and gustatory (taste). An unusually high activity level and coordination difficulties--such as often occur in ADHD--is another tip-off to SPD.
This seminar is a pivotal training experience for anyone concerned with helping a child or adolescent who has sensory processing issues. It features elaborate diagnostic information and hundreds of specific corrective activities for children and adolescents who have SPD. Throughout the day, Dr. Taylor describes and demonstrates safe forms of movement and appropriate, fun and easy exercises that avoid sensory overload while giving the child or adolescent corrective and therapeutic sensory inputs. Dr. Taylor also provides practical answers to improve social and emotional adjustment, school performance, and self-esteem and socially appropriate behavior, and rebuilding family harmony.
PESI Seminars (8:00 AM - 4:00 PM)
his seminar provides an overview of some of the latest research and clinical practices in diagnosis and treatment of ADHD and its common overlapping conditions in family, clinical, and school settings. This is not 'just another program' on ADHD. Don't make the mistake of thinking 'I've already had training in ADHD'. Dr. Taylor provides hundreds of truly effective strategies that go beyond traditional narrow approaches. Though this seminar is geared toward helping professionals, Dr. Taylor's clear and inspiring presentation is of real and immediate benefit to parents and ADD- ults, as
well! Topics include description and demonstration of hundreds of
academic, psycho-social, and sensory-motor techniques.
A cascade of
nitty-gritty solutions for teachers, counselors, and parents, this seminar
includes description and illustration of over FIVE HUNDRED action steps,
awareness, and techniques. This unique seminar will help you prevent and solve
academic and behavioral difficulties for ages 4 and up. The many low cost/no
cost academic techniques are ideal for any mainstream or special education
teacher (PK-12) and fulfill "reasonable accommodation" requirements of section
504 and IDEA federal guidelines. The psychological techniques greatly enhance
counseling of the child and family in any school or clinical setting.
Anger control
Test studying and
performance
Managing 504 rights
Handling undesirable
peer influences
Getting long-term
assignments done
Pacing of assignments
Homework productivity
and turning-in
Decision making and
problem solving
Temptation resistance
Classroom
distractibility Self-esteem and self-confidence
Biochemical treatment options
Discouragement and
under-productivity
Assertion and negotiation skills
Classroom fidgeting
Discharging "extra" energy
Friendship and peer relationships
Note-taking and listening skills
Making medication treatment work Study habits
Most individuals with ADHD have additional conditions such as learning disabilities, depression or oppositional defiant disorder that complicate adjustment at home and at school. Academic and psycho-social interventions enhance the effectiveness of medication and are extremely helpful for any child or adolescent with ADHD or related conditions. This is NOT just another workshop on ADHD. It goes far beyond the traditional "Ritalin plus behavior mod" approach to provide hundreds of practical answers to the key question: "What else CAN a parent, teacher, counselor, or child or adolescent with ADHD do in order to MAKE LIFE WORK at home and at school?" Recommended Materials: Dr. Taylor's 400-page comprehensive pace-setting guide for parents and professionals, 'Helping Your ADD Child' as well as a deluxe ADHD manual and resource kit, overflowing with charts, checklists, hard-to-find information, and a comprehensive study outline.
Though this seminar is geared for helping professionals, any parent can
also greatly benefit from it. Dr. Taylor is a leading innovator and
highly regarded authority on child discipline from the Adlerian
perspective, derived ultimately from the observations of the renowned
Austrian psychiatrist Alfred Adler.
This seminar provides a cascade of thought provoking principles and techniques for counselors, therapists, teachers, administrators and other professionals. It applies to resistant teens and children who:
You will
learn effective interviewing strategies to overcome defensiveness
and establish the necessary climate of acceptance. Strategies will
be shown for obtaining maximum data with minimum opposition and for
responding effectively to "I don't know" and "I don't care" answers.
Other topics include specific methods to:
Recommended Materials: Dr. Taylor's guidebook for parents and professionals, 'From Defiance to Cooperation'. Each participant will also receive a deluxe manual, featuring numerous checklists and useful information.
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