Temple Grandin, Raun Melmed & Sean Barron – Autism/Asperger’s Conference With Keynote Speaker, Temple Grandin

He is currently researching the genetics and phenotypes, as well the potential use of new therapeutic agents for the treatment of ADHD or autism.

Temple Grandin, Raun Melmed & Sean Barron – Autism/Asperger’s Conference With Keynote Speaker, Temple Grandin

Dr. Temple Grandin Has served as an inspiration to thousands of families and people with autism. This unique presentation will be shared with you. Temple She explains the difficulties she has had to face and offers her advice.-These are no-nonsense ideas about how other people living with autism can overcome their obstacles and improve their lives. Her personal experiences and evidence back her claims.-Based research Temple shares her valuable insights on a wide variety of topics, and offers useful do’s and don’ts.

Raun D. Melmed Dr. Judith is a developmental-behavioral pediatrician and director of the Melmed Center in Scottsdale Arizona. He is also co-Founding Medical Director of Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center and Adjunct Senior Researcher for the Translational Genomics Institute Phoenix. Dr. Melmed has established physician-Training programs to identify and treat autism in infants and toddlers. He is currently researching the genetics and phenotypes associated with autism and the potential use of new therapeutic agents to treat ADHD and autism.

His compelling presentation is a great example of how to communicate. Sean Barron The story tells how he transformed from a child with low self-esteem to becoming a man of high standards.-He has become a successful journalist, man with autism, and his boyfriend. When Sean When he was young, he felt isolated and alone. He learned many social skills over the years. “unwritten rules” These connections have allowed him to feel more connected to society and resulted in renewed personal relationships. Graduate of Youngstown State University. Sean He is currently working as a reporter at the Youngstown Vindicator.

Part 1: DR. TEMPLE GRANDIN: “The Autistic Brain”

• The Most Famous Autism Patient in the World
• 7 Emmy Awards were won for the HBO Movie on Her Life
• Named One of the 100 Most Influential People in the World by Time Magazine
• Inducted into Cowgirl Hall of Fame
• Recived the Humanitarian Award of Texas

Part 2: RAUN MELMED, MD: “A Pediatrician’s Perspective” 

Raun D. Melmed Dr. Judith is a developmental-behavioral pediatrician and director of the Melmed Center in Scottsdale Arizona. He is also co-Founding Medical Director of Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center and Adjunct Senior Researcher for the Translational Genomics Institute Phoenix. Dr. Melmed has established physician-Training programs to identify and treat autism in infants and toddlers. He is currently researching the genetics and phenotypes associated with autism and the potential use of new therapeutic agents to treat ADHD and autism.

Participants will be able to:

• Identify the goals of early intervention
• Recognize disorders that may mimic ASD
• Explain how ASD affects socialization
• Utilize behavior as communication
• Use approaches, treatments, or therapies to implement them.
• Identify and solve nutritional/medical problems

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Part 3: SEAN BARRON

Co-Author with Temple Grandin This is Unwritten Rules for Social Relationships

His compelling presentation is a great example of how to communicate. Sean Barron The story tells how he transformed from a child with low self-esteem to becoming a man of high standards.-He has become a successful journalist, man with autism, and his boyfriend. When Sean When he was young, he felt isolated and alone. He learned many social skills over the years. “unwritten rules” These connections have allowed him to feel more connected to society and resulted in renewed personal relationships. Graduate of Youngstown State University. Sean He is currently working as a reporter at the Youngstown Vindicator.

Participants will be able to:

• Use the following 10 rules to improve your social relationships
• The difference between the two situations-People and based-Social rules that are based on science
• Effective strategies are key to success Sean’s parents and educators taught him about social conventions such as honesty, manners, and dealing with making mistakes