This two-day seminar for parents of children with Autism sheds light on:

• How to build a Functional Communication repertoire to develop foundational language skills
• How to use Positive Programming Procedures to effectively Manage Problem Behaviors
• How a 5 level Generalization Program leads to the eventual integration of learned skills into daily life situations
• How Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for Infants and Toddlers can lead to significant developmental gains over a short period of time

Dr. Morrow will be joined by his highly experienced team: Rick Gutierrez, M.S. California State University USA, BCBA and Hui Ling Loh, M.A. Western Michigan University USA, BCBA.

14 November 2009, Monday & Tuesday
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Van Gogh Room, Pan Pacific Orchard Hotel, 10 Claymore Road

Dr. Joseph E. Morrow, Ph.D . is a pioneer in the academic development of Behavior Analysis in California USA, creating one of the first courses in 1966 and publishing several papers on the behavioral treatment of autism. His academic career has earned him Emeritus status as Professor of Psyc hology and Behavior Analysis at California State University and has earned him many awards culminating in the Livingston Lecture in 2002. Dr. Morrow is an active member of distinguished behavioral communities, including The Association for Behavior Analys is International (ABAI) which awarded him in 2006 for his " Outstanding Contributions to the International Dissemination of Behavior Analysis ,” t he International Society of Behaviorology where he has served as Conference Chair, and the B . F. Skinner Foundation where he is a long-time member of the Board of Directors.

Dr. Morrow will be joined by his highly experienced team: Rick Gutierrez, M.S. California State University USA, BCBA and Hui Ling Loh, M.A. Western Michigan University USA, BCBA

To register, please call +65 94236248 2497 or register here
Seminar fee: $165/day (Buffet lunch & snacks included). Buy 5 seats, get 1 free.

ACRA #200910650Z