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College Coaching: Helping Students on the Autism Spectrum Transition to Post-Secondary EducationAugust June 9-13, 2014 at 9:00am-2:30pm
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This intensive five-day workshop includes: • Introduction to the underlying mechanisms that are the foundation of Asperger Syndrome and other high functioning autism spectrum conditions • Executive function and its remediation as the foundation of coaching • Introduction to the professional field of coaching • Examination of the cognitive differences that may impact academic achievement at college • Supporting students with social skills difficulties in college • Recognizing mental health problems that need referral • Strategies for supporting personal independence • Understanding issues of time management, sensory overwhelm, day to day self-management • Methods of supporting friendships, social relationships, and faculty and staff interactions • Developing plans and implementing them in the college coaching relationship This workshop is designed for: • Student Disability Service personnel, professionals in psychology, social work, education, vocational support, coaching, and other human service fields; graduate students in mental health professions, college advisors & higher education administrators, professionals responsible for transition services • Parents and family members have also found this course valuable and are welcome to register |
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Cost of the full workshop: $850. Participants who successfully complete all requirements of the course will receive a certificate and are eligible to be listed on the website sponsored by the Asperger Center for Education and Training as qualified college coaches for students on the autism spectrum. To register, click here to print form (PDF) > |
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