FAMILIES FOR EFFECTIVE AUTISM TREATMENT
FRESNO/MADERA COUNTY
 Steven age 17. His favorite things are his dog Buddy and his guitar. Diagnosis Autism |
FEAT-FMC Board Meetings:
The FEAT-FMC Board meets on the second Tuesday of the month at
Children's Hospital Central California, Madera, Room 155 6:00pm to 7:30pm. The meetings are open to
the public, all are welcome.
Board Meetings are not held in July and December.
You to could become a Board Member or volunteer. Go to HOW CAN I HELP
Meeting dates: 2008
January 8
February 12
March 11
April 8
May 13
June 10
No meeting in july
August 12
September 9
October 14
November 11
No meeting in December
FEAT-FMC Parent Resource Meetings:
Parent Resource Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of the month at Children's Hospital Central California from 6:00pm to 7:30pm in various rooms (see schedule). Please join the FEAT-FMC monthly resource meetings. They are free and open to the public. You don't have to be a parent. Each meeting has a featured speaker who is an expert in some aspect of Autism, research-based interventions, or services. These meetings are made possible by the generous donations of others interested in improving the quality of life of our children with autism.
Date ......................................... Topic ..............................................Presenter.................................... Room
Tuesday Jan. 22, 08.........ACES................................................Jessica Mitts................................................Room G140A
Tuesday Feb. 26,.............Planning After High School?...............Janice Emerzian,
Fresno City College............Room G140A
Tuesday March 25,.........."Mastering the Magic of Love"...........Ron Mc Allen, M.A.......................................Room G140A
Tuesday April 22 ............" ABC School of Autism"...................Joe E. Morrow, Ph.D.,B.C.B.A.....................Room G140A
The April Parent Resource Meeting will Feature The President When….Tuesday April 22, 2008 Dr. Morrow is going to describe the workings of a very successful autism school he and his wife started in Sacramento California. The success has spread to three other schools in California and one in China.The first school was the toughest to start and came about only because of a don’t quit attitude by very educated and determined people. Take lots of notes because this is the model FEAT hopes to copy in the Central Valley area. The Parent Resource Meetings are free and open to the public thanks to dedicated experts in the field of autism. They provide professional advice and recommendations while they share their expertise and experiences. For questions or additional information contact Chuck Genseal Ph # (559)232-9094 or e mail at chuck@feat-fmc.org |
Tuesday May 27................."The TALK Team"............................Amy Prince & Amber Ladd..MA.CCC SLP...........................
Tuesday June 24.........................................................................................................................................................................
July....................................Summer Vacation...............................No meeting..............................................................................
If you have a topic of interest and would like it presented please let us know
One last thing, FEAT-FMC has embarked on an aggressive program to increase its effect on autism awareness by building its subscription data base to 4500 email addresses. We desperately need your help to convince others to join this movement. Anyone can join simply by visiting our site at www.feat-fmc.org and entering their email address and then clicking on subscribe. Thank you for your support.
For more information, please call Chuck Genseal at (559) 232-9094 e-mail at chuck@feat-fmc.org info@feat-fmc.org or Voice Mail (559)459-5958
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