Jagruti Palak Sanstha,Thane(Mumbai) - Early intervention centre for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Dear Members,
We are pleased to announce the good news of setting up of an early intervention centre for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Thane.
This project is a venture of an existing parent body NGO Jagruti Palak Sanstha in Thane supported by Forum for Autism Mumbai and with financial assistance from Johnson & Johnson and technical assistance from Dr.Reena Singh (Khushi for your child) a leading Occupational Therapist in Mumbai
This would be a therapy setup and depending on the age of the kids who register we will decide if they need early intervention or other form of therapy services to children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) at Thane and to build sustainable capacity within an existing site of Jagruti Palak Sanstha – a registered parent body NGO operating in Thane.
The centre in the first phase will build a cadre of up to 2 Occupational Therapists and 2 special educators and up to 2 line staff.
The aim is to provide the parents of children with ASD an understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and how to manage their kids with ASD through a parental counselling service.
This centre will concentrate on addressing the impairments associated with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorders/pervasive developmental disorders (ASD/PDD), including the areas of communication, socialization and restricted and repetitive behaviour
We request you to register your child’s name with the Jagruti Palak Sanstha’s office.
The details of the course and fee structure for the course can be collected from the Jagruti Palak Sanstha’s office between 2pm to 4pm on any working days between Mondays to Friday.
The Sanstha also plans to set up vocational guidance centre and residential set-up for our children in the phase 2 and phase 3 of this project
We request you all to make this project a grand success.
Regards
Ishwari Gulrajani
Vice President
Jagruti Palak Sanstha
E-501, Sumer Castle,
LBS Marg, Thane (W),
Thane 400601
Tel No : 022-2479 1268
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Forum For Autism(FFA) Mumbai Website: www.forumforautism.net
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
books for children with reading difficulties
Good News for All those who struggle with the printed word: Bookshare – the world’s largest online library for those with reading difficulties – is launching in India, making the wonderful world of classic literature, children’s books, textbooks, journals and newspapers accessible to those with dyslexia, low vision or visual impairment at the click of a mouse and a nominal charge. Please share the flyer below with youngsters and adults you know who would benefit from this service.
We welcome our members to a demonstrations by a Bookshare representative at our Parel Centre on the 16th December 2009 , from 4pm to 5.30pm , venue as follows
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
Joseph Cardijn Technical School
5th Gate, 2nd Floor , Kashabha Jadhav Marg, Near Naigaon Court,
Dadar (East ) Mumbai 400014.
Please register first on 25565754 to confirm your attendance as seats are limited.
Thanks
Divya Balgi
Administrator
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
003,Amit Park, Lala Jamnadas Gupta Road
Deonar ,Mumbai 400088
email : mda@dyslexiaindia.com
web : www.mdamumbai.com
Tel : 25565754
Hello MDA Community,
Please allow me to introduce to you www.Bookshare.in - the world's largest online library for the print-disabled. Anyone with a print disability is eligable for membership. This includes those with visual impairments and dyslexia.
Please do not hesitate to get in touch or check out the website to learn more. Certification of dyslexia is required, but is easily done, just contact one of the names listed at the end of this email.
Books without Barriers
People with print disabilities deserve to enjoy reading as much as other readers. Bookshare.org is an online digital library that has over 8,000 books in English in accessible formats. Members can read books using any assistive technology such as: DAISY, BRF and text file formats.
Become a Member today!
It costs Rs.400 for an annual membership. If you have a visual impairment, a physical disability that makes it hard to hold a book or turn pages, or a learning disability, such as dyslexia, you can become a member. Visit our website to get more details on qualifying disability at www.bookshare.org Bookshare members automatically get access to thousands of Daisy audio CDs available on the Daisy combined catalogue (see www.dasiyindia.org).
Who to contact:
Joanna Harries (Western India)
Ph: +91-9769791839 – email: joannah@benetech.org
Gaayathry S (South India)
Ph: +91- 9840154739 - email: gaayathrys@bookshare.org
Anubhav Mitra (North/East India)
Ph: +91- 9911172225 - email: anubhavm@bookshare.org
Nirmal Verma (North/East India)
Ph: +91- 9386192991 - email: nirmalv@bookshare.org
We welcome our members to a demonstrations by a Bookshare representative at our Parel Centre on the 16th December 2009 , from 4pm to 5.30pm , venue as follows
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
Joseph Cardijn Technical School
5th Gate, 2nd Floor , Kashabha Jadhav Marg, Near Naigaon Court,
Dadar (East ) Mumbai 400014.
Please register first on 25565754 to confirm your attendance as seats are limited.
Thanks
Divya Balgi
Administrator
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
003,Amit Park, Lala Jamnadas Gupta Road
Deonar ,Mumbai 400088
email : mda@dyslexiaindia.com
web : www.mdamumbai.com
Tel : 25565754
Hello MDA Community,
Please allow me to introduce to you www.Bookshare.in - the world's largest online library for the print-disabled. Anyone with a print disability is eligable for membership. This includes those with visual impairments and dyslexia.
Please do not hesitate to get in touch or check out the website to learn more. Certification of dyslexia is required, but is easily done, just contact one of the names listed at the end of this email.
Books without Barriers
People with print disabilities deserve to enjoy reading as much as other readers. Bookshare.org is an online digital library that has over 8,000 books in English in accessible formats. Members can read books using any assistive technology such as: DAISY, BRF and text file formats.
Become a Member today!
It costs Rs.400 for an annual membership. If you have a visual impairment, a physical disability that makes it hard to hold a book or turn pages, or a learning disability, such as dyslexia, you can become a member. Visit our website to get more details on qualifying disability at www.bookshare.org Bookshare members automatically get access to thousands of Daisy audio CDs available on the Daisy combined catalogue (see www.dasiyindia.org).
Who to contact:
Joanna Harries (Western India)
Ph: +91-9769791839 – email: joannah@benetech.org
Gaayathry S (South India)
Ph: +91- 9840154739 - email: gaayathrys@bookshare.org
Anubhav Mitra (North/East India)
Ph: +91- 9911172225 - email: anubhavm@bookshare.org
Nirmal Verma (North/East India)
Ph: +91- 9386192991 - email: nirmalv@bookshare.org
Thursday, October 22, 2009
A New Aspergers Video that you must see
Hi Rachna,
Welcome to a SPECIAL VIDEO from the Asperger's Syndrome Newsletter.
======================= Today's Topic ==========================
Why Do People With AS Struggle with Anxiety and Depression?
================================================================
Many of those with Aspergers suffer from anxiety. They worry about
thing -- all kinds of things -- constantly. Something always seems
to be on their mind. This constant worry can lead to sever
depression.
I have just created a new video to explain and address the issues
that those with Aspergers must deal with, day-to-day, as they
struggle with the challenges of Aspergers.
I think you will find this video critically important in
understanding what your loved ones with Aspergers suffer with and
why so many become isolated and depressed.
Click on this link or paste it into your browser to view this video
which I have hosted on YouTube.
http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=IVfKx&m=1fvhIzHPO4UtyG&b=GjyXp28siBIfdktBZPT6NQ
See you soon.
Craig Kendall
Craig.Kendall@AspergersSociety.org
P.O. Box 1257, Solana Beach, CA 92075, USA
Welcome to a SPECIAL VIDEO from the Asperger's Syndrome Newsletter.
======================= Today's Topic ==========================
Why Do People With AS Struggle with Anxiety and Depression?
================================================================
Many of those with Aspergers suffer from anxiety. They worry about
thing -- all kinds of things -- constantly. Something always seems
to be on their mind. This constant worry can lead to sever
depression.
I have just created a new video to explain and address the issues
that those with Aspergers must deal with, day-to-day, as they
struggle with the challenges of Aspergers.
I think you will find this video critically important in
understanding what your loved ones with Aspergers suffer with and
why so many become isolated and depressed.
Click on this link or paste it into your browser to view this video
which I have hosted on YouTube.
http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=IVfKx&m=1fvhIzHPO4UtyG&b=GjyXp28siBIfdktBZPT6NQ
See you soon.
Craig Kendall
Craig.Kendall@AspergersSociety.org
P.O. Box 1257, Solana Beach, CA 92075, USA
Labels:
Asperger's Syndrome,
Autism,
Craig Kendall
Thursday, October 15, 2009
F. I. E. Basic Level 1 Workshop
Feuerstein Instrumental Enrichment
for Young Children: I. E. Basic Level 1
A Five-Day Intensive Workshop
by Prof. Louis H. Falik,
Certified Trainer, International Centre for the Enhancement of Learning Potential (ICELP), Jerusalem.
THE FEUERSTEIN INSTRUMENTAL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM [FIE] is based on the work of internationally renowned Israeli Psychologist Prof. Reuven Feuerstein, whose work with children affected by the Holocaust resulted in the setting up of the International Centre for the Enhancement of the Learning Potential. IE is an intervention program designed to modify the cognitive structure of students, in classrooms and individually with diverse populations ranging from low functioning performers to gifted underachievers, adult populations in industrial settings and continuing education. The program aims at correcting deficient cognitive functions and enhancing the individual’s capacity to learn more effectively from direct exposure in formal as well as informal learning situations.
Instrumental Enrichment for Young Children (IE-BASIC I) introduces a series of mostly non-verbal instruments to be used with younger children or children with low performance level, including:
ü Program goals and methods of application.
ü Ways of attending to the development of basic cognitive functions, verbal and conceptual tools, spatial and temporal concepts and representational activities.
ü Methods of promoting reflective thinking and internal motivation, and the development of the child’s feeling as a generator of information rather than a passive reproducer of information;
ü Practice in new instruments adapted to the early stages of child development.
For more details visit http://www.icelp.org/
Date : 12th – 16th November 2009
Time: : 9am – 5pm
Venue: HMATC (Dadar Catering College), Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar ( W).Mumbai 400028
BASIC IE 1
Fees
Instruments
& Manual
Total upto 31.10.2009
After
31.10.2009
Members
12500
2500
15000
16000
Non members
14500
2500
17000
18000
Fees:
Fees are inclusive of a set of instruments, Teacher’s Manual, Tea/Coffee and Lunch.
Last date for receipt of payment: 8th Nov 2009.
Limited seats are available strictly on a first- come- first- serve basis. Please send in your registration forms and cheques to: (DD for outstation participants)
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association,
003, Amit Park,
423 Lala Jamnadas Gupta Marg,
Deonar Farm Road,
Mumbai 400 088
Tel: 25565754 email : mda@dyslexiaindia.com
MAHARASHTRA DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION
Registration Form
I would like to register for the training programme in IE Basic Level I
Name: _________________________________________________________________
Address___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
Telephone No.____________________________
Member - ( Pls give Membership No.) _________________/ Non- Member
Occupation_____________________
Institution ______________________________
Email : ___________________________________________
Enclosed cheque no. ________________ dated ______________ for Rs.
__________ Drawn on ______________________________________ Bank
Divya Balgi
Administrator
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
003,Amit Park, Lala Jamnadas Gupta Road
Deonar ,Mumbai 400088
email : mda@dyslexiaindia.com
web : www.mdamumbai.com
Tel : 25565754
for Young Children: I. E. Basic Level 1
A Five-Day Intensive Workshop
by Prof. Louis H. Falik,
Certified Trainer, International Centre for the Enhancement of Learning Potential (ICELP), Jerusalem.
THE FEUERSTEIN INSTRUMENTAL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM [FIE] is based on the work of internationally renowned Israeli Psychologist Prof. Reuven Feuerstein, whose work with children affected by the Holocaust resulted in the setting up of the International Centre for the Enhancement of the Learning Potential. IE is an intervention program designed to modify the cognitive structure of students, in classrooms and individually with diverse populations ranging from low functioning performers to gifted underachievers, adult populations in industrial settings and continuing education. The program aims at correcting deficient cognitive functions and enhancing the individual’s capacity to learn more effectively from direct exposure in formal as well as informal learning situations.
Instrumental Enrichment for Young Children (IE-BASIC I) introduces a series of mostly non-verbal instruments to be used with younger children or children with low performance level, including:
ü Program goals and methods of application.
ü Ways of attending to the development of basic cognitive functions, verbal and conceptual tools, spatial and temporal concepts and representational activities.
ü Methods of promoting reflective thinking and internal motivation, and the development of the child’s feeling as a generator of information rather than a passive reproducer of information;
ü Practice in new instruments adapted to the early stages of child development.
For more details visit http://www.icelp.org/
Date : 12th – 16th November 2009
Time: : 9am – 5pm
Venue: HMATC (Dadar Catering College), Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar ( W).Mumbai 400028
BASIC IE 1
Fees
Instruments
& Manual
Total upto 31.10.2009
After
31.10.2009
Members
12500
2500
15000
16000
Non members
14500
2500
17000
18000
Fees:
Fees are inclusive of a set of instruments, Teacher’s Manual, Tea/Coffee and Lunch.
Last date for receipt of payment: 8th Nov 2009.
Limited seats are available strictly on a first- come- first- serve basis. Please send in your registration forms and cheques to: (DD for outstation participants)
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association,
003, Amit Park,
423 Lala Jamnadas Gupta Marg,
Deonar Farm Road,
Mumbai 400 088
Tel: 25565754 email : mda@dyslexiaindia.com
MAHARASHTRA DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION
Registration Form
I would like to register for the training programme in IE Basic Level I
Name: _________________________________________________________________
Address___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
Telephone No.____________________________
Member - ( Pls give Membership No.) _________________/ Non- Member
Occupation_____________________
Institution ______________________________
Email : ___________________________________________
Enclosed cheque no. ________________ dated ______________ for Rs.
__________ Drawn on ______________________________________ Bank
Divya Balgi
Administrator
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
003,Amit Park, Lala Jamnadas Gupta Road
Deonar ,Mumbai 400088
email : mda@dyslexiaindia.com
web : www.mdamumbai.com
Tel : 25565754
Labels:
dyslexia,
maharashtra dyslexia association
MISHACON 2009
From the desk of the Organizing Secretary
Dear Colleagues & Friends,
The Organizing Committee of MISHACON 2009 had to postpone the proposed event of 12th and 13th Sept
in view of Swine Flu epidemic in Pune. Now situation seems to be improved. We have also learnt that our own body resistance is more important and makes us win over any situation. We the organizing committee members strongly feel that whether swine flu, or rains, or recession the show must go on.
The dates are finalized to 24th and 25th of October2009.
MISHACON is committed to open new avenues for continuing education to our members. This year the organizing committee has selected futuristic issues. Stem Cell therapy, applied behaviour Analysis (ABA) and Genetics are the areas of interest to our members.
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is the science of applying experimentally derived principles of behavior to improve socially significant behavior. ABA takes what we know about behavior and uses it to bring about positive change in the behaviour (Applied). Behaviors are defined in observable and measurable terms in order to assess change over time (Behavior). The behavior is analyzed within the environment to determine what factors are influencing the behavior (Analysis). Applied behavior analysis contributes to a full range of areas and autism is one among them. Though it is not a new method, a lot of work is going on ABA in improving lives of individuals with autism. Smita Awasthi will be highlighting
the applications of ABA for children with autism.
Study of Voice culture will be another new horizon for our members. The process of bringing the voice under control is known as voice culture, which involves traditional and scientific methods to improve the quality of voice. Effective control of breath, flexible speech organs, adjustments of resonators, wider range, mental perception, and so on, are the features by which the voice can be trained or control. Every individual is unique, so is every voice. Though there are individual limitations differing from person to person, it is very important to note that this is the only instrument, which can be cultivated, improved and cultured, by variation of pitch, intensity and timbre (tonal quality). The Speech - language Pathologists will have new avenue to develop the knowledge and skills to expand their practice scope. The veteran Dr. Ashok Ranade will be enlightening us.
MISHACON is giving an opportunity to learn these new skills.
The most important of all RCI has given us CRE credit for
MISHACON 2009.
Hurry, rush for the registration. The revised registration schedule is enclosed herewith. In case you require accommodation details please contact reachmedvents@hotmail.com or Brian Gear on 9822311519 or Sanjay on 9890966629
The Registration form is enclosed as an attachment for your perusal.
Wishing you & your Family a very Happy Diwali!!!
Looking forward to meeting you all soon
Mrs Aruna Sangekar
Organising Secretary
Program Schedule
24th October 2009
Time
Topic
Speakers
10.00 am -10.45 am
Inauguration
11.00 am -12.30 pm
Applied Behaviour Analysis in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Ms. Smita Awasthi
12.30 pm -1.30 pm
Lunch
1.30 pm -3.00 pm
Applied Behaviour Analysis in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Ms. Smita Awasthi
3.00 pm - 3.30 pm
From Our Sponsor
3.30 pm- 4.00 pm
Tea Break
4.00 pm- 5.30 pm
Stem Cell Therapy
Dr. Ramesh Bhonde
25th October 2009
Time
Topic
Speakers
9.30 am- 10.15 am
Genetics of hearing loss
Dr.Kaumudi Godbole
10.15 am - 11.00 am
Role of Audiologist in identification and management of genetic hearing loss
Prof. R. Rangasayee
11.00 am -11.30 am
Tea Break
11.30 am - 1.00 pm
Voice Culture
Dr.Ashok Ranade
1.00pm -2.00pm
Lunch
2.00pm - 3.30 pm
Voice Culture
Dr.Ashok Ranade
3.30pm -4.00pm
Tea Break
4.00pm - 4.30pm
Open discussion
Conference Secretariat
Mrs. Aruna Sangekar - Organising Secretary
SANGEKAR SPEECH AND HEARING CLINIC
Dhanvantari, Office #6, 2014 Sadashiv Peth Tilak Road,
Pune - 411030. Ph.: 020-24486071. Email: nam3@vsnl.com
Dear Colleagues & Friends,
The Organizing Committee of MISHACON 2009 had to postpone the proposed event of 12th and 13th Sept
in view of Swine Flu epidemic in Pune. Now situation seems to be improved. We have also learnt that our own body resistance is more important and makes us win over any situation. We the organizing committee members strongly feel that whether swine flu, or rains, or recession the show must go on.
The dates are finalized to 24th and 25th of October2009.
MISHACON is committed to open new avenues for continuing education to our members. This year the organizing committee has selected futuristic issues. Stem Cell therapy, applied behaviour Analysis (ABA) and Genetics are the areas of interest to our members.
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is the science of applying experimentally derived principles of behavior to improve socially significant behavior. ABA takes what we know about behavior and uses it to bring about positive change in the behaviour (Applied). Behaviors are defined in observable and measurable terms in order to assess change over time (Behavior). The behavior is analyzed within the environment to determine what factors are influencing the behavior (Analysis). Applied behavior analysis contributes to a full range of areas and autism is one among them. Though it is not a new method, a lot of work is going on ABA in improving lives of individuals with autism. Smita Awasthi will be highlighting
the applications of ABA for children with autism.
Study of Voice culture will be another new horizon for our members. The process of bringing the voice under control is known as voice culture, which involves traditional and scientific methods to improve the quality of voice. Effective control of breath, flexible speech organs, adjustments of resonators, wider range, mental perception, and so on, are the features by which the voice can be trained or control. Every individual is unique, so is every voice. Though there are individual limitations differing from person to person, it is very important to note that this is the only instrument, which can be cultivated, improved and cultured, by variation of pitch, intensity and timbre (tonal quality). The Speech - language Pathologists will have new avenue to develop the knowledge and skills to expand their practice scope. The veteran Dr. Ashok Ranade will be enlightening us.
MISHACON is giving an opportunity to learn these new skills.
The most important of all RCI has given us CRE credit for
MISHACON 2009.
Hurry, rush for the registration. The revised registration schedule is enclosed herewith. In case you require accommodation details please contact reachmedvents@hotmail.com or Brian Gear on 9822311519 or Sanjay on 9890966629
The Registration form is enclosed as an attachment for your perusal.
Wishing you & your Family a very Happy Diwali!!!
Looking forward to meeting you all soon
Mrs Aruna Sangekar
Organising Secretary
Program Schedule
24th October 2009
Time
Topic
Speakers
10.00 am -10.45 am
Inauguration
11.00 am -12.30 pm
Applied Behaviour Analysis in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Ms. Smita Awasthi
12.30 pm -1.30 pm
Lunch
1.30 pm -3.00 pm
Applied Behaviour Analysis in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Ms. Smita Awasthi
3.00 pm - 3.30 pm
From Our Sponsor
3.30 pm- 4.00 pm
Tea Break
4.00 pm- 5.30 pm
Stem Cell Therapy
Dr. Ramesh Bhonde
25th October 2009
Time
Topic
Speakers
9.30 am- 10.15 am
Genetics of hearing loss
Dr.Kaumudi Godbole
10.15 am - 11.00 am
Role of Audiologist in identification and management of genetic hearing loss
Prof. R. Rangasayee
11.00 am -11.30 am
Tea Break
11.30 am - 1.00 pm
Voice Culture
Dr.Ashok Ranade
1.00pm -2.00pm
Lunch
2.00pm - 3.30 pm
Voice Culture
Dr.Ashok Ranade
3.30pm -4.00pm
Tea Break
4.00pm - 4.30pm
Open discussion
Conference Secretariat
Mrs. Aruna Sangekar - Organising Secretary
SANGEKAR SPEECH AND HEARING CLINIC
Dhanvantari, Office #6, 2014 Sadashiv Peth Tilak Road,
Pune - 411030. Ph.: 020-24486071. Email: nam3@vsnl.com
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Brain Gym
MAHARASHTRA DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION
In association with
ROSHAN BAHAR G
ADVANCED CONSULTANT FACILITATOR, 3-IN-1 CONCEPTS, USA
Presents
Once Again Due to Popular Demand
THE “GETTING BETTER” WORKSHOPS
THIS SELF-HELP SERIES AIMS TO EQUIP PARTICIPANTS WITH TOOLS TO UNDERSTANDING AND RELEASING STRESS THROUGH SIMPLE, EASY-TO-USE TECHNIQUES.
1. TOOLS OF THE TRADE:
20th October to 25th October 2009, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
An exciting 6-day workshop where you will learn the muscle-testing technique that helps you identify and release past negative stress which manifests within the body as physical pain and other types of problems like:
Depression, Insomnia, Fear of Failure, Obesity, Constant Fatigue, Loss of Libido, Addictions, Headaches, Allergies, Poor Grades, Muscular Tension, Aggression, Nail-Biting, Dizziness, Palpitations, Excessive Sweating, Anxiety, Loss of Appetite, Constant Frustration, Indecision.
Fees
Tools of the Trade: Rs 7500/- (Inclusive of manual & stationery)
Rs 5500/- for old students
UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES
This workshop is part of a series from 3-in-One Concepts, USA.
Even before birth, and throughout our lives, we are exposed to feelings, emotions and situations, which form the basis for our belief systems. When the emotions and situations experienced are negative, they create tremendous negative stress. Muscle-testing is used to access the information locked in cellular memory.
This negative stress interferes with our ability to respond appropriately to present-time situations, and our performance suffers. Coming into contact with the cause of yesterday’s fears with present time awareness, presents us with the opportunity to release the stress of old negative emotions, feelings and beliefs and opens doors to endless possibilities for positive change through precision. Participants will receive certification from 3-in-One Concepts on completion of each programme.
BRAIN GYM & BEYOND
21st October to 25th October 2009, 5 p.m.-7 p.m.
Learn body co-ordination exercises that help co-ordinate left and right brain and thus make learning stress free. Doing these exercises also helps in concentration in all aspects of a student’s life from sports to classroom activities; and helps build a child’s self-esteem, confidence and social integration skills.
Edu-K’s Brain Gym
Brain Gym, has been developed by Paul Dennison, a professional educator and a pioneer in the field of applied brain research. He is the author of the system of mind-body integration known as Educational Kinesiology, of which Brain Gym is the first step. It enables a student or an adult to integrate experience with the whole brain, and thus helps increase the performance of the brain. By understanding how the brain works, we can maximize the innate potential of the brain.
Fees Rs. 5500/- (including manuals)
Discounts for those registering for more than one workshop:
Tools of the Trade + Brain Gym: Rs 7500/- + Rs. 4000/- = Rs 11,500/-
Tools of the Trade + Brain Gym: Rs 5500/- + Rs. 4000/- = Rs 9,500/- (for old students)
Fees are inclusive of tea, coffee & biscuits. Lunch to be carried by the participants.
Venue:
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
C/o Joseph Cardijn Technical School, Gate No. 5, 2nd Floor
Next to Naigaon Court, Kashaba Jadhav Marg
Naigaon, Dadar (E)
Mumbai-400 014
Cheques to be drawn in favour of Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
For further information about workshops contact MDA at
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association,
003, Amit Park,
423, Lala Jamnadas Gupta Marg,
Deonar Farm Road,
Mumbai-400 088.
Tel.: 25565754 Email: mda@dyslexiaindia.com
Divya Balgi
Administrator
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
003,Amit Park, Lala Jamnadas Gupta Road
Deonar ,Mumbai 400088
email : mda@dyslexiaindia.com
web : www.mdamumbai.com
Tel : 25565754
In association with
ROSHAN BAHAR G
ADVANCED CONSULTANT FACILITATOR, 3-IN-1 CONCEPTS, USA
Presents
Once Again Due to Popular Demand
THE “GETTING BETTER” WORKSHOPS
THIS SELF-HELP SERIES AIMS TO EQUIP PARTICIPANTS WITH TOOLS TO UNDERSTANDING AND RELEASING STRESS THROUGH SIMPLE, EASY-TO-USE TECHNIQUES.
1. TOOLS OF THE TRADE:
20th October to 25th October 2009, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
An exciting 6-day workshop where you will learn the muscle-testing technique that helps you identify and release past negative stress which manifests within the body as physical pain and other types of problems like:
Depression, Insomnia, Fear of Failure, Obesity, Constant Fatigue, Loss of Libido, Addictions, Headaches, Allergies, Poor Grades, Muscular Tension, Aggression, Nail-Biting, Dizziness, Palpitations, Excessive Sweating, Anxiety, Loss of Appetite, Constant Frustration, Indecision.
Fees
Tools of the Trade: Rs 7500/- (Inclusive of manual & stationery)
Rs 5500/- for old students
UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES
This workshop is part of a series from 3-in-One Concepts, USA.
Even before birth, and throughout our lives, we are exposed to feelings, emotions and situations, which form the basis for our belief systems. When the emotions and situations experienced are negative, they create tremendous negative stress. Muscle-testing is used to access the information locked in cellular memory.
This negative stress interferes with our ability to respond appropriately to present-time situations, and our performance suffers. Coming into contact with the cause of yesterday’s fears with present time awareness, presents us with the opportunity to release the stress of old negative emotions, feelings and beliefs and opens doors to endless possibilities for positive change through precision. Participants will receive certification from 3-in-One Concepts on completion of each programme.
BRAIN GYM & BEYOND
21st October to 25th October 2009, 5 p.m.-7 p.m.
Learn body co-ordination exercises that help co-ordinate left and right brain and thus make learning stress free. Doing these exercises also helps in concentration in all aspects of a student’s life from sports to classroom activities; and helps build a child’s self-esteem, confidence and social integration skills.
Edu-K’s Brain Gym
Brain Gym, has been developed by Paul Dennison, a professional educator and a pioneer in the field of applied brain research. He is the author of the system of mind-body integration known as Educational Kinesiology, of which Brain Gym is the first step. It enables a student or an adult to integrate experience with the whole brain, and thus helps increase the performance of the brain. By understanding how the brain works, we can maximize the innate potential of the brain.
Fees Rs. 5500/- (including manuals)
Discounts for those registering for more than one workshop:
Tools of the Trade + Brain Gym: Rs 7500/- + Rs. 4000/- = Rs 11,500/-
Tools of the Trade + Brain Gym: Rs 5500/- + Rs. 4000/- = Rs 9,500/- (for old students)
Fees are inclusive of tea, coffee & biscuits. Lunch to be carried by the participants.
Venue:
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
C/o Joseph Cardijn Technical School, Gate No. 5, 2nd Floor
Next to Naigaon Court, Kashaba Jadhav Marg
Naigaon, Dadar (E)
Mumbai-400 014
Cheques to be drawn in favour of Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
For further information about workshops contact MDA at
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association,
003, Amit Park,
423, Lala Jamnadas Gupta Marg,
Deonar Farm Road,
Mumbai-400 088.
Tel.: 25565754 Email: mda@dyslexiaindia.com
Divya Balgi
Administrator
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
003,Amit Park, Lala Jamnadas Gupta Road
Deonar ,Mumbai 400088
email : mda@dyslexiaindia.com
web : www.mdamumbai.com
Tel : 25565754
Labels:
Autism,
brain gym,
dyslexia,
learning diability,
speech therapy
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
UNDERSTANDING & TEACHING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
1] Autism Awarness Camp presented by Ms. Merry Barua (Oranised by Forum For Autism Mumbai in association with ZEE TV) – 30th Oct 2009.
Venue:- B.N. Vaidya Sabagruha, 2nd floor, Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (King George School) IES, Lakhamsi Napoo Road, Hindu Colony, Dadar(East), Mumbai 400 014.
2] Workshop on Drama for Autism – 10th & 11th October.
Venue : Dhuru Hall 3rd Floor, Chabildas Road, Dadar West.
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
On 30th October at
B.N. Vaidya Sabagruha, 2nd floor, Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (King George School)
IES, Lakhamsi Napoo Road, Hindu Colony, Dadar(East), Mumbai 400 014.
Presenter
Director of Action For Autism
Ms. Merry Barua
Merry Barua - a name that has become synonymous with autism awareness in the Indian subcontinent is a woman with a single-minded devotion to her mission - which is also the mission statement of Action For Autism - the NGO that she founded and runs - 'To work towards creating an environment in which people with autism and their families can live as fully participatory members.' AFA is recognized as the national body of autism in India, and fosters the growth of parent's organizations in other metros through networking and training workshops. The 'Autism Network' the journal that Merry started to present an Indian perspective on autism, and a forum for parents and professionals to exchange information and their experience now goes to over 2,500 parents and professionals all over the country and abroad. Merry has been appointed to the Board of the National Trust and is also a member of the Rehabilitation Council of India.
Date
Friday 30th October, 2009
Topic
UNDERSTANDING & TEACHING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
Timings
9.00A.M to 5.00 P.M
Venue
B.N. Vaidya Sabagruha, IES School, Dadar East
Registration fee
Rs. 200 per person
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
UNDERSTANDING & TEACHING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
Friday 30th October, 2009
Schedule
09.15 - 09.30
Inauguration and Welcoming participants
09:30 - 10:15
Understanding the Spectrum
10:15 -10:30
Exercises
10:30 - 11:00
Tea Break
11:00 -11:45
What is behaviour and ABC
11:45 – 12:30
Impact of Consequences: Reinforcement & Punishment
12:30 - 12: 45
Question Answer Session
12:45 – 1:15
Extinction
1:15 -2:00
Lunch Break
2:00 – 2:30
Antecedent Control Procedures
Using Visual Strategies
2:30 – 3:00
Teaching Strategies: Prompting, Task Analysis, Chaining and Backward Chaining, Shaping
3:00 – 3:15
Question Answer Session
3:15 – 3:45
Tea Break
3:45 – 4:30
Communication: Creating a Communicative Environment, requesting, labeling
4:30 - 5:00
Social Behaviors & Play
5:00 – 5: 30
Question Answer Session
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
UNDERSTANDING & TEACHING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
Friday 30th October, 2009
B.N. Vaidya Sabagruha, 2nd floor, Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (King George School)
IES, Lakhamsi Napoo Road, Hindu Colony, Dadar(East), Mumbai 400 014.
Form No:
Name of Parent
Name & age of child
Address for communication
Tel. Nos. / Cell Nos.
Email Id
Charges paid- Cash / Cheque /
D.D. for outstation participants
Rs. ___________
Receipt No.
Received by & Date
____________ & __________
All outstation participants are requested to fill the attached form and to attach Draft of Rs. 200 per participant favouring “Forum For Autism” and send to the following address:
Forum For Autism, Sorabh House, ground floor, Flat No.1, Garden View
Lane, Off Colaba Causeway, Colaba, Mumbai 400 039. Tel no. 022-32949595
--
Forum For Autism(FFA) Mumbai Website: www.forumforautism.net
the parent body for Autism in India
www.autism-india.org
Venue:- B.N. Vaidya Sabagruha, 2nd floor, Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (King George School) IES, Lakhamsi Napoo Road, Hindu Colony, Dadar(East), Mumbai 400 014.
2] Workshop on Drama for Autism – 10th & 11th October.
Venue : Dhuru Hall 3rd Floor, Chabildas Road, Dadar West.
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
On 30th October at
B.N. Vaidya Sabagruha, 2nd floor, Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (King George School)
IES, Lakhamsi Napoo Road, Hindu Colony, Dadar(East), Mumbai 400 014.
Presenter
Director of Action For Autism
Ms. Merry Barua
Merry Barua - a name that has become synonymous with autism awareness in the Indian subcontinent is a woman with a single-minded devotion to her mission - which is also the mission statement of Action For Autism - the NGO that she founded and runs - 'To work towards creating an environment in which people with autism and their families can live as fully participatory members.' AFA is recognized as the national body of autism in India, and fosters the growth of parent's organizations in other metros through networking and training workshops. The 'Autism Network' the journal that Merry started to present an Indian perspective on autism, and a forum for parents and professionals to exchange information and their experience now goes to over 2,500 parents and professionals all over the country and abroad. Merry has been appointed to the Board of the National Trust and is also a member of the Rehabilitation Council of India.
Date
Friday 30th October, 2009
Topic
UNDERSTANDING & TEACHING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
Timings
9.00A.M to 5.00 P.M
Venue
B.N. Vaidya Sabagruha, IES School, Dadar East
Registration fee
Rs. 200 per person
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
UNDERSTANDING & TEACHING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
Friday 30th October, 2009
Schedule
09.15 - 09.30
Inauguration and Welcoming participants
09:30 - 10:15
Understanding the Spectrum
10:15 -10:30
Exercises
10:30 - 11:00
Tea Break
11:00 -11:45
What is behaviour and ABC
11:45 – 12:30
Impact of Consequences: Reinforcement & Punishment
12:30 - 12: 45
Question Answer Session
12:45 – 1:15
Extinction
1:15 -2:00
Lunch Break
2:00 – 2:30
Antecedent Control Procedures
Using Visual Strategies
2:30 – 3:00
Teaching Strategies: Prompting, Task Analysis, Chaining and Backward Chaining, Shaping
3:00 – 3:15
Question Answer Session
3:15 – 3:45
Tea Break
3:45 – 4:30
Communication: Creating a Communicative Environment, requesting, labeling
4:30 - 5:00
Social Behaviors & Play
5:00 – 5: 30
Question Answer Session
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
UNDERSTANDING & TEACHING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
Friday 30th October, 2009
B.N. Vaidya Sabagruha, 2nd floor, Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (King George School)
IES, Lakhamsi Napoo Road, Hindu Colony, Dadar(East), Mumbai 400 014.
Form No:
Name of Parent
Name & age of child
Address for communication
Tel. Nos. / Cell Nos.
Email Id
Charges paid- Cash / Cheque /
D.D. for outstation participants
Rs. ___________
Receipt No.
Received by & Date
____________ & __________
All outstation participants are requested to fill the attached form and to attach Draft of Rs. 200 per participant favouring “Forum For Autism” and send to the following address:
Forum For Autism, Sorabh House, ground floor, Flat No.1, Garden View
Lane, Off Colaba Causeway, Colaba, Mumbai 400 039. Tel no. 022-32949595
--
Forum For Autism(FFA) Mumbai Website: www.forumforautism.net
the parent body for Autism in India
www.autism-india.org
Monday, September 28, 2009
RDI Conference mumbai
Announcement from SAI School Mumbai – RDI Conference.
From: Sai School [mailto:saischool@ymail.com]
Sent: None
To: sai school; Kamini108@rediffmail.com
Subject: About RDI Conference
Dear Parent / Professional,
This is to inform you that SAI is presenting Dr. Gutstein’s and Dr. Sheely’s first ever RDI (Relationship Development Intervention) Conference in India.
At the present times, RDI has attracted much interest with the kind of result that it has generated for people on the Autism Spectrum.
Please inform people you know to take advantage of this golden opportunity right at their doorstep.
Register early to avoid disappointment. People from all over India will be attending this workshop.
To know more about the conference and registration procedure visit us at www.rdiindiaconference.com
Mrs. Devyani Koli
Administrator, SAI
www.saischool.in
--
Forum For Autism(FFA) Mumbai Website: www.forumforautism.net
the parent body for Autism in India
www.autism-india.org
From: Sai School [mailto:saischool@ymail.com]
Sent: None
To: sai school; Kamini108@rediffmail.com
Subject: About RDI Conference
Dear Parent / Professional,
This is to inform you that SAI is presenting Dr. Gutstein’s and Dr. Sheely’s first ever RDI (Relationship Development Intervention) Conference in India.
At the present times, RDI has attracted much interest with the kind of result that it has generated for people on the Autism Spectrum.
Please inform people you know to take advantage of this golden opportunity right at their doorstep.
Register early to avoid disappointment. People from all over India will be attending this workshop.
To know more about the conference and registration procedure visit us at www.rdiindiaconference.com
Mrs. Devyani Koli
Administrator, SAI
www.saischool.in
--
Forum For Autism(FFA) Mumbai Website: www.forumforautism.net
the parent body for Autism in India
www.autism-india.org
Aapki Antara- Zee tv
Autism-Watch Aapki Antara episode from 8.30 to 9 pm on Zee TV
Hi friends,
Please watch Aapki KAntara episode from 8.30 to 9 pm on Zee TV- the last one minute is devoted to our families of children with autism.
The Zee guys have put in a lot of efforts in covering twenty families to show how diverse autism really is. The twenty children are from the lowest to the highest end of the spectrum yet have such diverse issues which can be seen very briefly.
In the course of the serial they try to educate the viewers about autism daily. At the end of it they have given a minute of air time to show how families are actually dealing with autism in mumbai to start with to see how the audiences react. They are also sincerely trying to show how to treat the child in terms of therapy/education as well as in the family and in society in a very positive way.
They have successfully managed to put the word autism in the mass audiences mind through the child Antara who is the star of the show and has autism. The Zee TV people are also continuously in touch with experienced therapists and doctors in the field of Autism to check how they should show the treatment in terms of therapy to be given to the child. They are open to feedback and are willing to show the right picture as far as possible so that the audience is able to understand what the child, the family and the teachers go through in handling autism.
We as part of Forum for autism, have always tried to increase awareness on autism, this serial has definitely helped in getting the word Autism on peoples lips very easily and thats the beauty of the medium.
Hope the story shapes well for Antara!
Cheers!
Chitra
Hi friends,
Please watch Aapki KAntara episode from 8.30 to 9 pm on Zee TV- the last one minute is devoted to our families of children with autism.
The Zee guys have put in a lot of efforts in covering twenty families to show how diverse autism really is. The twenty children are from the lowest to the highest end of the spectrum yet have such diverse issues which can be seen very briefly.
In the course of the serial they try to educate the viewers about autism daily. At the end of it they have given a minute of air time to show how families are actually dealing with autism in mumbai to start with to see how the audiences react. They are also sincerely trying to show how to treat the child in terms of therapy/education as well as in the family and in society in a very positive way.
They have successfully managed to put the word autism in the mass audiences mind through the child Antara who is the star of the show and has autism. The Zee TV people are also continuously in touch with experienced therapists and doctors in the field of Autism to check how they should show the treatment in terms of therapy to be given to the child. They are open to feedback and are willing to show the right picture as far as possible so that the audience is able to understand what the child, the family and the teachers go through in handling autism.
We as part of Forum for autism, have always tried to increase awareness on autism, this serial has definitely helped in getting the word Autism on peoples lips very easily and thats the beauty of the medium.
Hope the story shapes well for Antara!
Cheers!
Chitra
Forum For Autism - Workshop by Ms. Merry Barua 30th October 2009
Forum For Autism-Mumbai:Postponement of Workshop of Sunday 27th Sep’09.
Hello friends,
Due to unavoidable circumstances we have postponed the Workshop to be held on 27th September to Friday,> 30th October 2009.
Kindly take note of the same. We will send you the details along with the new registration form in the coming week. Kindly book your seats in advance for the same.
Best regards,
Chitra Iyer
--
Forum For Autism(FFA) Mumbai Website: www.forumforautism.net
the parent body for Autism in India
www.autism-india.org For Autism - Workshop by Ms. Merry Barua - Sun 27th September’09.
Hello parents,
Please book your seats immediately for the workshop by Ms. Merry Barua on Sunday 27th September, Call on 022-32949595 and book your seat, download the attachment and send in your registration form with your cheque. Seats are on first cum first serve basis only limited seats, registrations are on, no spot registrations, We request schools to please display this notice. Details are as follows:
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
On 27th September 2009 at
Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (King George School – IES), Lakhamsi Napoo Road, Dadar (East), Mumbai 400 014,
Presenter
Director of Action For Autism
Ms. Merry Barua
Merry Barua - a name that has become synonymous with autism awareness in the Indian subcontinent is a woman with a single-minded devotion to her mission - which is also the mission statement of Action For Autism - the NGO that she founded and runs - 'To work towards creating an environment in which people with autism and their families can live as fully participatory members.' AFA is recognized as the national body of autism in India, and fosters the growth of parent's organizations in other metros through networking and training workshops. The 'Autism Network' the journal that Merry started to present an Indian perspective on autism, and a forum for parents and professionals to exchange information and their experience now goes to over 3,500 parents and professionals all over the country and abroad. Merry has been appointed to the Board of the National Trust and is also a member of the Rehabilitation Council of India.
Date
Sunday 27th September 2009
Topic
How to handle Challenging Behaviours
Timings
9.00A.M to 5.00 P.M
Venue
IES School, Dadar East
Registration fee
Rs. 200 per person
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
HOW TO HANDLE CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS
BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION: TEACHING AND CHANGING BEHAVIOURS
Sunday 27 September 2009
Schedule
09.15 - 09.30
Inauguration and Welcoming participants
09:30 - 10:15
Understanding the Spectrum
10:15 -10:30
Exercises
10:30 - 11:00
Tea Break
11:00 -12:00
What is behaviour and ABC
12:00 -1:00
Impact of Consequences: Reinforcement & Punishment
1:00 -1:45
Lunch Break
1:45 -2:15
Extinction
2:15 – 2:45
Antecedent Control Procedures
2:45 – 3:30
Teaching Strategies: Prompting, Task Analysis,
Chaining and Backward Chaining, Shaping
3:30 - 4:00
Tea Break
4:00 – 4:30
Using Social Scripts
4:30 - 5:00
Using Visual Strategies
5:00 – 5: 30
Questions
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
“How to handle Challenging Behaviours”
On 27th September 2009 at
B.N. Vaidya Sabagruha, 2nd floor, Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (King George School)
IES, Lakhamsi Napoo Road, Hindu Colony, Dadar(East), Mumbai 400 014.
Form No:
Name of Parent
Name & age of child
Address for communication
Tel. Nos. / Cell Nos.
Email Id
Charges paid- Cash / Cheque /
D.D. for outstation participants
Rs. ___________
Receipt No.
Received by & Date
____________ & __________
All outstation participants are requested to fill the attached form and to attach Draft of Rs. 200 per participant favouring “Forum For Autism” and send to the following address:
Forum For Autism, Sorabh House, ground floor, Flat No.1, Garden View
Lane, Off Colaba Causeway, Colaba, Mumbai 400 039. Tel no. 022-32949595
Hello friends,
Due to unavoidable circumstances we have postponed the Workshop to be held on 27th September to Friday,> 30th October 2009.
Kindly take note of the same. We will send you the details along with the new registration form in the coming week. Kindly book your seats in advance for the same.
Best regards,
Chitra Iyer
--
Forum For Autism(FFA) Mumbai Website: www.forumforautism.net
the parent body for Autism in India
www.autism-india.org For Autism - Workshop by Ms. Merry Barua - Sun 27th September’09.
Hello parents,
Please book your seats immediately for the workshop by Ms. Merry Barua on Sunday 27th September, Call on 022-32949595 and book your seat, download the attachment and send in your registration form with your cheque. Seats are on first cum first serve basis only limited seats, registrations are on, no spot registrations, We request schools to please display this notice. Details are as follows:
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
On 27th September 2009 at
Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (King George School – IES), Lakhamsi Napoo Road, Dadar (East), Mumbai 400 014,
Presenter
Director of Action For Autism
Ms. Merry Barua
Merry Barua - a name that has become synonymous with autism awareness in the Indian subcontinent is a woman with a single-minded devotion to her mission - which is also the mission statement of Action For Autism - the NGO that she founded and runs - 'To work towards creating an environment in which people with autism and their families can live as fully participatory members.' AFA is recognized as the national body of autism in India, and fosters the growth of parent's organizations in other metros through networking and training workshops. The 'Autism Network' the journal that Merry started to present an Indian perspective on autism, and a forum for parents and professionals to exchange information and their experience now goes to over 3,500 parents and professionals all over the country and abroad. Merry has been appointed to the Board of the National Trust and is also a member of the Rehabilitation Council of India.
Date
Sunday 27th September 2009
Topic
How to handle Challenging Behaviours
Timings
9.00A.M to 5.00 P.M
Venue
IES School, Dadar East
Registration fee
Rs. 200 per person
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
HOW TO HANDLE CHALLENGING BEHAVIOURS
BEHAVIOUR MODIFICATION: TEACHING AND CHANGING BEHAVIOURS
Sunday 27 September 2009
Schedule
09.15 - 09.30
Inauguration and Welcoming participants
09:30 - 10:15
Understanding the Spectrum
10:15 -10:30
Exercises
10:30 - 11:00
Tea Break
11:00 -12:00
What is behaviour and ABC
12:00 -1:00
Impact of Consequences: Reinforcement & Punishment
1:00 -1:45
Lunch Break
1:45 -2:15
Extinction
2:15 – 2:45
Antecedent Control Procedures
2:45 – 3:30
Teaching Strategies: Prompting, Task Analysis,
Chaining and Backward Chaining, Shaping
3:30 - 4:00
Tea Break
4:00 – 4:30
Using Social Scripts
4:30 - 5:00
Using Visual Strategies
5:00 – 5: 30
Questions
forumforautism
in association with
ZEE TV
Presents
“Autism Awareness Camp”
“How to handle Challenging Behaviours”
On 27th September 2009 at
B.N. Vaidya Sabagruha, 2nd floor, Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (King George School)
IES, Lakhamsi Napoo Road, Hindu Colony, Dadar(East), Mumbai 400 014.
Form No:
Name of Parent
Name & age of child
Address for communication
Tel. Nos. / Cell Nos.
Email Id
Charges paid- Cash / Cheque /
D.D. for outstation participants
Rs. ___________
Receipt No.
Received by & Date
____________ & __________
All outstation participants are requested to fill the attached form and to attach Draft of Rs. 200 per participant favouring “Forum For Autism” and send to the following address:
Forum For Autism, Sorabh House, ground floor, Flat No.1, Garden View
Lane, Off Colaba Causeway, Colaba, Mumbai 400 039. Tel no. 022-32949595
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