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Autism Society of Ohio Weekly News Letter for November 8, 2010

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Autism Society of Ohio Weekly News Letter for November 8, 2010


 

 

 

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Latest news and information from Autism Society of Ohio on developments at the state level, events and resources for all affected by autism in Ohio.

 

 

Ohio RSC Announces More Local Partnerships Promise to Boost Employment for Ohioans with Disabilities
rscThe VRP3 Program generates $8 million in local funds keeping $37.4 million dedicated to employment for Ohioans with disabilities (Columbus) - Eleven local agencies from across the state have recently established cooperative agreements with the Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission (RSC) to generate new, high-quality vocational rehabilitation (VR) programs, expand services to people with disabilities and maximize federal match funding for Ohio. The partnerships are established through the agency's
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ODMH Pediatric Psychiatry Network Launched Pediatric Psychiatry Network Launches Statewide Critical Decision Support Now Available To Ohio Physicians
medical_logoTo address a shortage of child and adolescent psychiatrists in Ohio, the Ohio Department of Mental Health and provider organizations across the state have launched Pediatric Psychiatry Network, an easy-access consultation and support service for primary care physicians. The purpose of the network is to help primary care doctors deliver and coordinate care for Ohio's
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Ohio mother, autism advocate is honored for work
jennifer_brownJennifer Brown remembers the summer day in 1977 when her son was diagnosed with autism. "Back then, they were still saying autism was caused by poor parenting," says Brown, who lives in Evendale. "They were still calling parents 'refrigerator mothers.' " In other words, cold and uncaring. That wasn't true of Brown then, now or anytime in between. Soon after Richard Brown's diagnosis at age 3, she became an advocate for him and others. She stopped pursuing a law degree so she could work with people with autism and their families. Today, she is outreach coordinator at the Kelly O'Leary Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
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2010 OCALI Conference – Autism Society subsidizing Parent/Family Registrations, Hosting Parent Corner
ocaliThe 2010 Ohio Center for Autism and Low Incidence (OCALI) statewide Conference will be November 17-19, 2010 in Columbus at the Columbus Convention Center. Registrations are now open! Registration for Parents and Family members is only $100 for the three day conference courtesy of the Autism Society of Ohio! Featured Speakers for the
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Self Empowered Life Funding (SELF) Waiver Submitted to CMS October 27, 2010
pipelineAs described in the September 29, 2010 issue of Pipeline (Pipeline Volume 4 Issue 20) the Self Empowered Life Funding (SELF) waiver, which was named by self advocates at last
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Study at Nisonger Center (OH UCEDD) Uses Alzheimer's Drug to Treat Kids with Autism

osu_nisonger_centerCOLUMBUS, Ohio – Researchers at The Ohio State University’s Nisonger Center are using a drug normally prescribed for Alzheimer’s patients to determine if it will improve the communication skills of children with autism.

Researchers theorize that if children with autism experience over-activity of the same neurochemical at work in Alzheimer’s disease, then one of the medicines used for Alzheimer’s may help in autism, too.


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Letter from Governor Ted Strickland to the Developmental Disability Community
sealohioThe Strickland for Governor Campaign sent this letter to groups that are part of the DD Community in Ohio. The Autism Society of Ohio is sharing this information with you as we would share information from any candidate that contacted our organization. Sharing this letter should not be considered an endorsement, either explicit or implied, of Strickland for Governor by the Autism Society of Ohio. Additionally, the Autism Society of Ohio has recently send letters to the Gubernatorial Campaigns of Ted Strickland (D), John Kasich (R) and Dennis Spisak (Green) regarding HB8, autism insurance coverage and will publish any responses to those inquiries both in the DIGEST and on our website.
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ODMH Launches Webpage for Military Service Members and Families
ohiogovThe Ohio Department of Mental Health has developed an informational webpage about services and supports available for military service members and their families. Also included on this page is a list of links to organizations that provide support to service members, youth, and family members. To find out more Click HERE
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It's Charitable Campaign Season - Designate the Autism Society of Ohio!

 

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Latest news and legislative action alerts from Washington DC and Capitol Hill on autism and disability related issues.

 

Autism Society President and CEO to Co-Chair Upcoming IACC Services Workshop

Department of Justice to Hold Three Public Hearings on Americans with Disabilities Act

What the Mid-Term Election Results Mean for Autism

 

calenderAutism Society Chapter Events and Information
Information on resources and events sponsored by local Autism Society chapters around Ohio.

 

Central Ohio

Dayton

Greater Akron

Greater Cincinnati

Greater Cleveland

Northwest Ohio

Southeast Ohio

TriCounty (Youngstown)

News from the Autism Society of America:

Autism Society Announces New National Board Members

Protect Yourself from Online Harassment and Bullying

Don't Miss the Next Sensory Friendly Film!

"Autism Journeys:" Blanca

Autism Headlines Weekly

Autism Society's 2011 Conference to Take Place in Orlando, Florida

Autism Works National Conference: A National Conference on Autism & Employment

 

cal_of_eventsUpcoming Events

 


Upcoming seminars, educational opportunities, fun events, etc. from around Ohio that might be of interest to the Ohio autism community.

 

Only ten(10) of the events for the week are listed, for additional information on events in your area, visit www.autismohio.org and click on "CALENDAR".

 

Tue Nov 09 @ 8:00AM - 05:00PM
1ST ANNUAL ASPERGER’ S SYMPOSIUM “HELPING STUDENTS INTEGRATE SUCCESSFULLY INTO THE HIGHER EDUCATION SETTING”, University Heights
Tue Nov 09 @ 9:00AM - 12:00PM
Parents and Office for Exceptional Children: Working Together, Middleburg Heights
Tue Nov 09 @ 9:00AM - 11:00AM
Waivers: Demystifying the Waiver Programs in Ohio, Niles
Tue Nov 09 @ 6:00PM - 08:30PM
Helping Students with Asperger's Syndrome Transition to College, University Hts.
Tue Nov 09 @ 6:30PM - 08:00PM
Autism and Holidays: Enjoying Time with Family and Friends, Ohio University-Lancaster
Tue Nov 09 @ 6:30PM - 08:30PM
Autism Society Family Support Group, Toledo
Tue Nov 09 @ 6:30PM - 08:00PM
Autism and Holidays: Enjoying Time with Family and Friends, Ohio University-Lancaster
Tue Nov 09 @ 7:00PM - 09:00PM
Autism Society Support Group Meeting, Avon Lake
Wed Nov 10 @ 8:00AM - 03:30PM
Workshop: Applied Behavior Analysis: Practical Strategies for Home and for School, Richmond, IN
Wed Nov 10 @12:00PM - 02:30PM
Special Meeting of the Parent Representatives Committee of the Lucas County Family Council, Toledo

 

newspaprGeneral News, Articles, and Information

 


General News, Articles, and Information from around the world on autism and disability related issues for Ohio's autism community.

 

UCLA Study Reveals how Autism-Risk Gene Rewires the Brain

Will social-networking blackout raise awareness about autism?

Early autism treatment for babies may affect outcomes

The Wrights Law Special Ed Advocate, November 3, 2010

 

booksBooks, Resources, and Products

 


New Books, Resources, and Products for individuals with autism, families, and those who work with them in Ohio.

 

Easter Seals Releases Results of "Living with Disabilities Study"

New Books Look at Coming of Age Topics for Young People with Autism

Planning for the Future: Consider a Special Needs Trust

Behavior Solutions for the Inclusive Classroom. Beth Aune, OTR/L, Beth Burt and Peter Gennaro. Arlington, Texas: Future Horizons, Inc., 2010.

How Do I Teach This Kid to Read?: Teaching Literacy Skills to Young Children with Autism, from Phonics to Fluency. Kimberly A.Henry, M.S. Arlington, Texas: Future Horizons, Inc., 2010.

 

 

For more information about The Autism Society of Ohio visit our website at http://www.autismohio.org

 

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