Presented by Sally Rigley |
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Event Information 6 pd hrsProgram Outline: So what is Aspergers Syndrome? A brief description. How girls with Aspergers Syndrome present within the school environment. They are so different to boys that I have taught with Aspergers. Why is this so? How anxiety affects girls with Aspergers Syndrome within the school environment. The behavioural and emotional impact on their learning and interaction within the school environment. Classroom strategies for teaching girls with Aspergers |
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About the PresenterSally Rigley is a registered psychologist specialising in Autism Spectrum Disorders. She worked as a specialist therapist for 10 years assisting children with autism to increase their skills both academically and socially within the educational setting. She has been an active and valued member of the State Council of Autism Victoria, which works to achieve quality services, systemic acknowledgment and public awareness of ASD both at a state and federal level. Sally has also worked as a psychologist for the Education Department providing educational assessments, counselling, family and individual support to children, adolescents and their families who required specialised assistance. During her time at the Ed. Dept. Sally conducted Anger/Anxiety Management groups for children in their primary years with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. She has trained a variety of professionals such as Paediatric Fellows, in the diagnosis and understanding of ASD. On a private basis Sally has been invited by a number of community and government agencies to educate their staff and clients on Autism Spectrum Disorders and assist with behaviour management. |
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Tuesday 6th March, 2012. |
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9.30am - 3.30pm. |
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Centre Ivanhoe, 275 Upper Heidelberg Rd, Ivanhoe, Vic. |
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For Primary and Secondary Teachers and Support Staff |
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Price (inc. GST) $259. |
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