The Autism Society Philippines-Bacolod in partnership with the Special Educators Advocates Learning (SEAL) of the
Last March 19, 2010, at the MM Auditorium B of the USLS a total of 65 participants composed of students, professionals (OT, Sped Teachers, College Professors), and parents, learned new issues and trends in autism research, treatments, and therapies.
Kent Matthew S. Paber, 9 years old, a student of the USLS Angel’s Center, formally opened the event with a prayer. The National Anthem was led by Reyshelle Tutop, a USLS student of education majoring in Special Education.
Ms. Patricia Escares, a professor at the
Finally, Mr. David Karlo Equipaje, an occupational therapist, spoke of “Assessment & Interventions for Language & Communication Impairments in Autism Spectrum Disorder”. An open forum was offered to the participants after the lectures. The successful affair ended with closing remarks by Ms. May Amodia, one of the active members of ASP
This summer, ASP Bacolod Chapter plans to implement Project: FREDI or “Free Diagnosis and Intervention” is an outreach program that aims to give free diagnosis and intervention to the children with ASD of underprivileged family.
Research & Documention By: ASP
1 comments:
its so great jz wanted to know wer angels center hir in bacolod is? juzt wanted to bcome a part of it
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