CARD USF

Request for CARD Training

What is Training?

Training is provided by CARD to parents and professionals on topics of importance to those involved with individuals with autism and other related disabilities. The focus of training is on awareness, skill development and enhancement, systems change, and building capacity.

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	We are requesting training in the following area(s):

	1. Early Childhood:

	Tips on Toileting
	Helping Children Communicate
	Strategies to Promote Positive Behavior Changes
	Getting What You Need for Your Child
	How to Teach New Skills
	Support Strategies for a Child's Transition to a New Classroom

	2. School Age:

	Promoting Social Skills
	Teaching Independence in Daily Living Skills
	Creating Visual and Enviornmental Supports
	Collaboration and Person-Centered Planning
	Enhancing Communication Skills

	3. Adolescent to Adult Issues :

	Successful Transition to Adult Life
	An Introduction to the Adult Services System
	A Guide to Self-Determination
	Supported Employment
	Community Living
	Guardianship and Estate Planning

	4. Miscellaneous:

	Overview of Autism
	Overview of Asperger's Syndrome
	Data Collection
	Teaming and Collaboration
	Other (Please Explain):

	5. Special Projects:

	New Teacher's Training Series
	Building an Environment for Success for Students with Asperger's Syndrome.
	Developing Effective Skills for Para-Professionals Working with Students with Autism and Related Disabilities.
	Consultation to Help Assess Training Needs and Develop Follow Up Trainings for Professional Development.

	6. What do you hope to achieve from this training? Describe the desired outcomes.




	7. List preferred dates, days of the week, times, location, number of participants, and make-up of audience.



	8. Other relevent information:

© Center for Autism and Related Disabilities
Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute, University of South Florida
13301 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Tampa, FL 33612-3807