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Promoting Positive Discipline and Handling Challenging Behavior - Part I and II
As a parent, have you struggled with your child’s:
- Sensory-seeking behavior — spinning, bumping, throwing
- Seemingly ignoring others
- Extremely introverted behavior
- Extremely rigid behavior or demands
- High activity level
- Difficulty with transitions
- Difficulty sharing or turn-taking
- Meltdowns
Parents of children with disabilities often request assistance from professionals to help them with a range of behavioral issues such as these. Parents, as the resident expert on their child and as their child’s first teacher, are in a unique position to participate in the behavior intervention process. In this two-part workshop, with guest speaker Cynthia Landes, MPH, MA, ET/P, parents will learn how to:
- Use descriptive, fact-based language to describe their child’s behavior
- Create a behavior log to help identify patterns
- Utilize limit-setting and consistent discipline strategies
Contact the Koch-Young Resource Center at 213.252.5600 or kyrc@lanterman.org for more information. Reserve your space before Friday, October 18, 2013. NO CHILDREN PLEASE.
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Location
Lanterman Regional Center - KYRC Conference Room
3303 Wilshire Blvd.
First Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90010
Due to security reasons, access to the building requires that all visitors carry a picture ID.
Parking: Available in the parking structure behind Lanterman on Berendo Avenue. Parking tickets will not be validated. Parking fees are $5 prior to 10 a.m. entry, otherwise they will range from $10 to $13. There is metered parking on the street. Watch street signs. Lanterman is 2 blocks west of the Metro Red Line Wilshire/Vermont Station.