Georgia
TACA holds monthly meetings in many locations throughout the United States that feature educational speakers on important topics and allow family members to connect with one another and stay on top of the latest information in the autism world. Each TACA group maintains a resource library of the latest autism books and DVDs/CDs that can be checked out by members at no charge.
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Georgia
| Date: | Meets the 3rd Saturday of each month |
| Time: | 2-4 p.m. |
| Location: | The Hyperbaric Therapy Center 104 Colony Park Drive, Suite 500, Cumming, GA 30040 |
| Directions from your location | |
| Coordinators: | Jackie Moore and Diane Gowan |
| Child care: | Not offered at this time, sorry |
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| January | No Meeting |
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| February 20 | Susan Ellis
Making Breakthroughs Using Video Modeling and Other Visual Resources to Help your Child Succeed Susan Ellis will share with you the inspirational story of how she has helped her son in many ways through various video-modeling techniques. Helping you navigate through the choices, she will discuss several different video-modeling companies and their specialties, offer suggestions on how to supplement school curriculum using video resources, and give pointers on how to create your own video modeling social stories to help your child overcome his/her struggles. Susan Ellis is the co-founder of The TV Teacher, LLC and mother of two children with special needs (her nine year old son was diagnosed with autism.) Motivated by the breakthroughs she made with her son through video modeling in 2005, she has produced and directed award-wining handwriting programs that are now used in school systems and clinics across the country. Susan has been interviewed by CNN, NBC, CBS, and syndicated radio stations. She continues to be an avid user and advocate of video modeling for children on the autism spectrum. |
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