What You’ll Discover in Susan Hamre Autism Identification How Early is too Early
- Faculty:
- Susan Hamre
- Duration:
- 1 Hour 31 minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Nov 20, 2020
Description
You will learn about the seminar. Susan Hamre Answer the question “How early is too early?” When it comes to Autism Spectrum Disorder and early intervention. This seminar will teach you how to:
- Turn hyper-Focused behaviors can be an asset
- Take a look at “stimming” Through a new lens
- Increase the child’s overall learning trajectory
- Prevent secondary patterns of behavior
Handouts
| Manual Autism Identification (2.7 MB) | 23 pages | Available after Purchase | |
| Instructions for ASHA credit – Self-Only Study (64.4 KB). | Available after Purchase |
Outline
Screening and Identification
- ‘Red Flags’ This is Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- There are subtle differences in neurotypical and attitudinal characteristics-risk infants
- ASD-risk behaviors and characteristics in toddlers and infants
- Questionnaires: The magic and the pitfalls
- Ask your family members questions
Treatment/Strategies
- Increase the child’s overall learning trajectory
- Preventing secondary patterns of behavior
- Take a look at ‘new look’ at “stimming”
- How Reduced engagement
- Hyperactivity-Focusing on behaviors that are an asset
- How replacement behaviors can help and what’s behind repetitive behaviors
Case Studies for Screening and Assessment
- 3-Year-Old man who turned his dislike of vomiting into a lucrative career
- 2.5-What helped this year-old 24/7 head banger turn the corner?
- Music ‘saves a child’s life’
- Sometimes silence is the best option. is The best type of ‘communication’!
Faculty
Susan HamreCCC,, MA-SLP Similar seminars and products 7
Susan HamreCCC,, MA-SLP, is ASHA-certified speech-Language pathologist with more than 40 years of experience in teaching, research, clinical and teaching autism. This includes work at the school, hospital, community and home levels. She runs a Santa Fe private practice that provides services for individuals aged infancy to adulthood. Early Intervention, autism, and many other difficult conditions. A clinician at heart Susan As a parent, she has provided care for children as young at nine months old. Since over twenty years, she has had many wonderful experiences working with people and their families.
Susan is A national presenter who teaches treatment strategies for autism to mental health professionals, educators, and rehab professionals. She also offers trainings in autism to First Responders (Crisis Intervention Teams), firefighters and EMT. Susan The Director of the Autism The Training Center at Giant Steps, Illinois, is home to trained first responders, transportation system, park districts and small and large venues. It also houses nursing colleges, medical centres, parent groups, and public school systems. She is a professional with years of experience and can speak passionately about this subject.
Susan She has been on five Operation Smile missions, four to the Philippines, and one to Africa. While the trips were medical (cleft lip & palate), she was able to spot autism in every case and guide families in the right direction. She believes that the unique set of traits that make up autism can be identified early in life, in any environment, and even in the same language. is not being spoken.
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Susan Hamre Maintains a private business. PESI Inc. awards her a speaking honourarium
Non-Financial: Susan Hamre There is no non-relevant information-financialOnline viewing and digital downloadingrelationship to disclose.
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