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What
A sensory processing approach to challenges associated with Autism, ADHD, Learning and Behavioural Disorders

Workshop Description
This presentation is designed for therapists, teachers, parents, caregivers and other professionals who are interested in understanding the fundamentals of sensory processing and its impact on attention, behaviour, social engagement, creative thinking, purpose driven play and learning. Genevieve offers practical and powerful tools to help support children “learn and thrive from the inside out”. Participants will be able to add beneficial experiences to the sensory diets of the children they care for. Respiration and its effects on behaviour, learning and attention will be presented along with practical tools to support the breath at home, in the classroom or in the social environment. Participants will be exposed to a multitude of activities involving rhythm and movement to implement immediately when leaving the workshop with the children they care for. A relationship based approach to interacting with your children to support problem solving, motor planning, creative thinking, building bridges between ideas and social connectiveness will also be presented in specific detail. The speaker will address how sensory processing difficulties affect many children, both with and without the diagnoses of Autism Spectrum Disorders, Aspergers Syndrome, ADHD, ADD, learning challenges and other developmental and neurological challenges. The speaker will describe how, both recognised and undetected, sensory processing difficulties in children can significantly impact social and emotional relationships, behaviour, attention and learning in the classroom, home and clinic.

About the Speaker
GENEVIEVE JEREB OTR is an Australian-born paediatric occupational therapist who presents on sensory processing disorders world wide. She has worked with leading USA clinicians and lecturers, collaborating with the well known international lecturers, Carol Stock Kranowitz, Patricia and Julia Wilbarger, Sheila Frick and Colleen Hacker. During her ten years in the USA Genevieve was co-owner of the cutting edge treatment facility, Therapeutic Associates and co-taught the course ’Treatment Perspectives for Sensory Modulation Disorders’.

When
Singapore
30 November 2007, 9AM - 4:30PM

Australia
Perth WA – 9th November 2007
Melbourne VIC – 12th November 2007
Brisbane QLD – 19th November 2007
Wollongong NSW – 23rd November 2007
9AM - 4:30PM

Where
Singapore
Quality Hotel Singapore, 201 Balestier Road, Singapore 329926

Australia
Perth WA – Esplanade Hotel, Marine Tce, Fremantle
Melbourne VIC – William Angliss Institute of TAFE, 555 Latrobe Street
Brisbane QLD – Holliday Inn, Roma Street
Wollongong NSW – Steelers Club, Harbour Street

For more information on fees and registration, visit www.sensorytools.net.

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By Veronica Uy
INQUIRER.net
Last updated 05:41pm (Mla time) 08/26/2007

MANILA, Philippines–(UPDATE) More than two months after some 80,000 nursing graduates took the June 2007 licensure exams, the results are out, chairperson Leonor Rosero-Tripon of the Professional Regulation Commission told INQUIRER.net in a phone interview Sunday.

She said the passing rate for first-time takers, repeaters, and voluntary examinees is 48.18 percent or a total of 31,275 of the 64,909; for those who re-took the exam as per a decision of the Court of Appeals, 73.8 percent or a total of the 248 of the 336; and for those who re-took tests 3 and 5 as per a decision by the United States’ Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools (CGFNS), 68.9 percent of some 13,000.

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SOURCE:http://globalnation.inquirer.net/