ADHD Community - Cebu Chapter

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I totally agree with you joborder26 thank you

So, HOW to be happy? Which road lead me there?
Will you be happy, if at times your pocket is lacking but you want them to send to therapy centers or to a good school.Or looking for best education but found out yourself that the education in our country lacks fund for special education. This are few issues families with learning disability faces.

I believe that acceptance and happiness are not enough. Educating ourselves furthermore, to study and understand why and how this disability came around, in that way we will have a deeper understanding and a meaningful love for the people having this kinds of disability. most important know how to manage it on a daily basis.

Every parent agree with me that it is indeed a great challenge, but how much more if you belong to a family with low income? this surely bleed a parents heart. The greatest challenge Parents and loved ones who have family member with special disability, HOW to show them undying love and care with the resources you can only afford and have, this takes grace and patience, patience and more patience.

As a parent of ADHD Toddler lets show support by extending help through resources, links, advice, care.

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merry Christmas parents and kids

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update : i have posted some new links for school and center on facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/AdhdCebuChapter

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Greetings!

On behalf of the Resources for Educational and Allied Consultancy Habitat (R.E.A.C.H.), Inc., we would like to invite you to attend the Seminar-Workshop on A Step-by-Step to Solving Challenging Behaviors with Young Children, to be held between August 2-4, 2013 at the Talavera House of Prayer, Greenbelt Drive, Quiot, Cebu City.

Overview:
Young children today are displaying more and more challenging behaviors that many teachers in preschool and primary settings feel ill equipped to handle. Employing proven practices, current research, scientifically based programs and practical strategies, this workshop is vital for all of those who work with young children today. To meet the needs of teachers, parents, caregivers for children ages 2-8, this workshop offers a unique professional development opportunity in a three--day, interactive, solution-focused format that systematically deals with solving challenging behaviors.

Objectives:
Upon completion of the workshop, the participants will:
1. Be skilled at solving 85% of minor misbehaviors by using proactive response styles and proven interventions;
2. Establish a classroom management plan that avoids potentially problematic behaviors from occurring and creates a positive classroom climate;
3. Be able to develop and implement a behavior intervention plan successfully;
4. Be skilled at analyzing the continuum of normal development of young children’s behavior in light of emotional, maturational or social difficulties;
5. Foster student independence through self-discipline and positive behavioral support strategies
6. Be able to recognize and identify potentially problematic behaviors;
7. Have dozens of practical strategies, proven interventions, resources for working with behavioral issues and social skills deficits of young children;
8. Utilize a formula that distinguishes short-term developmental delays and immaturity from more serious mental health issues;
9. Be skillful at determining whether concerns are fundamentally behavioral, social or emotional in nature.
10. Be able to utilize social-emotional-behavioral checklists and research-based programs with success.
11. Be skilled in writing and implementing effective management plans that address prevention, teaching, monitoring and evaluating challenging behaviors;
12. Understand the impact of the family issues, developmental progress, cultural issues and socio-economic status on the behaviors.
13. Learn successful and practical strategies for conferencing with parents of young children;
14. Be able to examine the behaviors in light of known, abuse & neglect, loss, trauma or developmental levels;
15. Develop and implement a simple individual behaviour improvement plan that is defensible, utilizes best practices and has been proven effective with countless young children.

Registration Fee as follows:
Onsite registration PhP5,000.00 per person

Inclusions:
Seminar kit, Certificate of Participation, Certificate of Attendance, AM/PM snacks and lunch.

Exclusions:
Airfare/Plane ticket, Hotel Accommodation and other incidental expenses.

Fee can be deposited at any branch of Banco de Oro: Account Name: Resources for Educational and Allied Consultancy Habitat, Inc.; Account No.: 000680164464. Please email scanned deposit slip to reachinc.seminars@gmail.com.

Thank you.
Ms Jane
Resources for Educational and Allied Consultancy Habitat
(R.E.A.C.H.), Inc.
2F Uniwide Sales Metromall, Alabang-Zapote Road
Pamplona, Las Piñas City
Tel. Nos. (02)873-3438 *(02)871-5167
Mobile Nos. 0915-6433662 * 0922-834-3270 to 3272
Resources for Educational and Allied Consultancy Habitat (R.E.A.C.H.) Inc.