DIR Floortime Coalition Advocacy FUNdraiser
“Let’s Play Together!”
Come see how joyful interactions and celebrating individuality can help each person with autism
reach their full social-emotional potential!
Stop by on Sunday August 2, 2020 8am-11am Pacific US PDT (11-2pm Eastern EDT)
Pre-Register Free HERE for International Live Zoom Fundraiser
Caitlin is one more mom who can't get insurance funding for the play-based, relationship-based approach to treatment for her son. His doctors have recommended Floortime because the approach works beautifully for him, but like many moms, she cannot afford to pay out of pocket for intensive treatment. After spending more than a year fighting denials and appeals, she is forced by insurance to accept a behaviorism approach that doesn't work for her son. "The reason I can hug and cuddle my autistic son is because of DIR Floortime! It was impossible before we started using it!"
Hear Caitlin's story HERE.
"Come Play with Us" will raise both awareness and donations to help us change this story - register to help us change the laws and policies to allow every family parent choice and doctor choice of the most appropriate treatment method.
See Floortime in action HERE -
This little boy was isolated in his own world, but his mom learned how to create Floortime moments to share pleasure and communicate joyful interaction!
● Art activity by former Floortimer
● Games ● Cooking and Dancing together
● Live Music by entertainer David Feder
State Senator Anthony Portantino!
● DIR Celebrity Interviews with Mona Delahooke, Barry Prizant, Rick Solomon, Monica Osgood, Sherri Cawn, Ricki Robinson, Connie Lillas, Gil Tippy, Daria Brown, Diane Cullinane, Josh Feder, Andrea Davis, Kathy Platzman, Joyce Show, and many more!
● Personal Testimonials by Adult Self-Advocates, Parents, Interventionists
Including Chloe Estelle of Ourtism.com!
Click here to hear from an interventionist and advocate!
Every child with a disability deserves a chance to thrive.
With your HELP, every child will have a chance
Donations for Advocacy anytime: https://www.icdl.com/donate
All donations support advocacy efforts to increase access to services for children with autism.
Silver Sponsor: GRAND
SILVER SPONSOR:
GRAND: Families, friends, and community members working
together to grow services related to Autism and Neuro-
developmental disorders in California's San Joaquin Valley.
It is our mission to empower individuals with ASD
and NDDs by improving resources, offering support,
and promoting inclusion throughout the community.
Phone or text: (559) 575-4364
Email: info@grandcv.org
GRAND: Families, friends, and community members working
together to grow services related to Autism and Neuro-
developmental disorders in California's San Joaquin Valley.
It is our mission to empower individuals with ASD
and NDDs by improving resources, offering support,
and promoting inclusion throughout the community.
Phone or text: (559) 575-4364
Email: info@grandcv.org
Bronze Sponsor:
Holding Hands
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November 12, 2016 Filmscreening Fundraiser!!
RSVP HERE!
Join us for a filmscreening and fundraising dinner reception to meet the award-winning Director and stars of "Bass Clef Bliss - Terrence's Path", a movie at the intersection of music and autism!! Enjoy conversation and a lovely Italian buffet by Brio Tuscan Grill from Irvine Spectrum Center. Greet and thank our evening's special honoree, Bob Kleist, generous supporter of research to help children and families facing developmental challenges.
Parents and professionals, come offer your support for educating parents and professionals about a better way to help children and families affected by autism. RSVP by Nov 9th and please note in RSVP comment if you and/or your guests are vegetarian. Ages 21 and older.
If you would like to help our generous dinner host and HEAD WAITER, Dr. Josh Feder, with setup or service or to donate wine or flowers, let us know in your RSVP comments and we will contact you!
RSVP HERE!
Join us for a filmscreening and fundraising dinner reception to meet the award-winning Director and stars of "Bass Clef Bliss - Terrence's Path", a movie at the intersection of music and autism!! Enjoy conversation and a lovely Italian buffet by Brio Tuscan Grill from Irvine Spectrum Center. Greet and thank our evening's special honoree, Bob Kleist, generous supporter of research to help children and families facing developmental challenges.
Parents and professionals, come offer your support for educating parents and professionals about a better way to help children and families affected by autism. RSVP by Nov 9th and please note in RSVP comment if you and/or your guests are vegetarian. Ages 21 and older.
If you would like to help our generous dinner host and HEAD WAITER, Dr. Josh Feder, with setup or service or to donate wine or flowers, let us know in your RSVP comments and we will contact you!
4th Annual International Conference
March 18, 2016 - March 20, 2016
Awakening Human Potential in Mind and Body
Implications for Parents and Professionals in Autism and Mental Health Treatment
March 18, 2016 - March 20, 2016
Awakening Human Potential in Mind and Body
Implications for Parents and Professionals in Autism and Mental Health Treatment
4th Annual International Conference
March 18, 2016 - March 20, 2016
PASADENA, CA
Awakening Human Potential in Mind and Body
Implications for Parents and Professionals in Autism and Mental Health Treatment
The Profectum Foundation supports parents and professionals as they strive to help each individual reach their full potential regardless of their diagnosis. This conference brings autism and mental health treatment up to date through the latest research and practice supporting the mind and body. Four novel areas holding great promise in supporting well-being are highlighted in this years’ conference.
You are sure to come away with new practical tools, insights and inspiration!
View the Conference Brochure for more information.
Link to the Presenter Bios.
This Conference is Vendored by the Frank D. Lanterman Center / Vendor # PD2979
Implications for Parents and Professionals in Autism and Mental Health Treatment
The Profectum Foundation supports parents and professionals as they strive to help each individual reach their full potential regardless of their diagnosis. This conference brings autism and mental health treatment up to date through the latest research and practice supporting the mind and body. Four novel areas holding great promise in supporting well-being are highlighted in this years’ conference.
You are sure to come away with new practical tools, insights and inspiration!
View the Conference Brochure for more information.
Link to the Presenter Bios.
This Conference is Vendored by the Frank D. Lanterman Center / Vendor # PD2979
