2/25:  N.J. Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD)      A Discussion of services and supports for families who are dealing with disabilites.  Place:  Chairville Cafeteria   Time:  7PM    Come with your questions!

3/3:  A seven week Parent2Parent Family Training on ADHD:  A course to give information about ADHD and also give support!  

         DATE:  Beginning WED, 3/3, for 7 consecutive weeks

         TIME:   7p-9p

          PLACE:  Family Support Organization of Burlington County

                       774 Eayrestown Rd. Lumberton, NJ  08048

                        NO CHARGE FOR CHILDCARE

                         LOOK FOR UPCOMING FLYER!

FREE 2010 WINTER WORKSHOPS

LOCATION:  Sensational Kids:  544 Lippincott Drive, Marlton, NJ  08053

TIME:  8:00-10:00

Call 856-810-5777 or email office@iamasensationalkid.com to reserve seating.

1.  March 9, 2010:  8:00-9:30,  "Ten Steps to Efffective Advocacy For Your Child With Your School District."

2.  March 23, 2010, 8:00-10:00, Sensory Diets and Picky Eaters

3.  April 13, 2010, Autism Action Plan:Multi Disciplinary Assessment and intervention

4.  Sensory processing:  Intervention, Strategies and Sensory Diets.

5.  Interactive metronome, Therapeutic Listening, and the SOS Feeding Program.

6.  Practical Behavioral Stratiegies for the Difficult Child at Home and School 

      Taking the 'Dis' out of Disability"           Place:  Moorestown Upper Elementary School

325 Borton Landing Road, Moorestown, NJ

Time:  8:30-3:30pm, Registration begins at 8:00a

Breakfast and lunch will be served.  A suggested donation of$10 will be collected at the door.

An option of online registration beginning Feb. 22 at

 www.mtps.com/speac

3/18/2010:  Dr. Elia from CHOP comes to SPARC to talk about ADHD and genetic research being done.

                 Time:  7PM

                  Place:  Chairville

  4/13/2010

Dr. Selznic will speak about executive functioning skills and how they impact your child in the school setting

Place:  Chairville

Time:  7PM

Come with questions!

APRIL 15, 2010

The NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) funds services for eligible individuals with developmental disabilities.  These supports and services are provided by more than 280 agencies in communities throughout the state, or in seven residential developmental centers that are administered by DDD.  Please join us for an overview of DDD.  Topics will include eligibility, funding, and post educational programs and family support.

Place:  Chairville

Time:  7:00PM   Bring Questions!