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PARENT INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP
Tuesday Jan 26, 2015
6-930pm
Ridge Meadows Association for Community
Living
11641 224 Street, Maple Ridge, BC
What will the R&R Parent Introductory
Workshop teach?
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Parenting a Child with Autism
How do I help my child?
Everyone on the planet wants to be seen and
heard, but how do you see and hear a child with
autism? This workshop will help you see what is
going on inside the child, under their confusing
and often, challenging behaviours.
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I don’t know what to do!
As you develop your understanding of Autism
Spectrum Disorder and how that affects your
child, you can come along side them in new
ways. When you begin to relate to them, at their
level of development, you can help them grow
into the next stage, and the next.
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Research and clinical experience with most of the
popular current treatment models to better
understand best practice and define core deficits
in ASD.
The development of referencing and social
cognition in typical children and the stages of
remediation of these skills in children with ASD
Social referencing as a pivotal and prerequisite
skill for later developing language, peer
interactions and self regulation
Research, theory and practice in Behavioural vs.
Attachment/Developmental Parenting and
Intervention
Pre- post intervention videos
Schedule
Parent Introductory Workshop
6–745pm
I’m so worried about them!
Parenting your child in this way will often raise
questions about our beliefs about parenting, and
ourselves as parents. If you can make sense of
this, your child will grow in ways that you can’t
imagine…but ways that we have seen. We can
introduce you to that vision.
745-8pm
8pm-845pm
845-930pm
LOYST & ASSOCIATES AUTISM SERVICES INC.
What is ASD? – Interventions,
Outcomes and Research
The Development of Referencing and
Regulation in Typical Children and
Children with ASD
Break
Determining Your Child’s Developmental Leve
Parenting from the Inside Out –
Behavourism vs. Developmentalism,
Parenting Challenges and Opportunities
Pre-Post intervention Videos
LEARN TO LOOK. LOOK TO LEARN.
t. 604.760.6787 f. 604.324.6337 info@randrforautism.com randrforautism.com | Vancouver BC . 5002 Commercial Street . V5P 3N2
PARENT INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP
Presenter
David Loyst has a master’s degree in Speech
Language Pathology and over 25 years of
experience practicing in hospitals, child
development centres, childcare centres,
schools and home-based intensive
intervention programs.
He has training and clinical experience in
several autism intervention and developmental
approaches including Applied Behaviour
Analysis (ABA), Floortime/DIR, Verbal
Behaviour (Introductory and Advanced
workshops), SCERTS, and Relationship
Development Intervention (RDI® - Introductory
workshop and Beginning Seminar), and
Neufeld Attachment-based Developmental
Approach.
Based on research and clinical practice he has
developed a comprehensive treatment
program (Reference and Regulate®) for
children and caregivers, addressing the core
deficits of autistic spectrum disorder. Loyst
and Associates Autism Services Inc. has
provided consulting and intensive intervention
services to hundreds of families in Vancouver
and on Vancouver Island since they began in
2001. In 2009, Loyst and Associates were
honoured with an award from the BC Centre
for Ability for their work.
Audience
The Parent Introductory Workshop is a lecture
format and attendance is limited only by space
considerations. It is suitable for parents, speech
language pathologists, occupational therapists,
supported childcare consultants, infant
development consultants, social workers,
administrators, teachers, educational assistants and
childcare workers supporting children with autism.
Registration
Tracy Hewgill, BA
Family Support Coordinator
Ridge Meadows Association for Community
Living
11641 224 Street,
Maple Ridge, BC V2X 6A1
604 467 8700
Tracy.hewgill@rmacl.org
Since developing R&R®, Mr. Loyst has
presented dozens of workshops for
professionals and families to great acclaim.
His presentations at the 2008 British Columbia
Speech Language Pathologists Annual
Conference and the 2010 and 2014 SpeechLanguage and Audiology Canada Annual
Conference, have led to workshops,
consultations and pilot projects with preschool
and school aged children with ASD across
Canada.
“I believe R&R is on the cutting edge of Autism Intervention. Everyone who has a child, or works with
children, with ASD should attend this workshop” – Sandra Murray, Speech Language Pathologist