Autism Course Added to HealthForumOnline's Continuing Education (CE) Website for Mental Health Professionals & Nurses
HealthForumOnline (HFO), announces the addition of a new online CE/CEU course, Effective Therapy Techniques for Persons Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Their Families, to our extensive resource library for mental health professionals, nurses and allied healthcare workers. The number of persons diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disorders (IDD) is steadily increasing, largely due to the rising notoriety of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). There are many maladaptive behaviors associated with IDDs and ASDs that are routinely treated with evidence-based behavior management techniques. Additionally, families of these persons likely benefit from Family Therapy methods. The purpose of this online CE/CEU course is to provide...
Innovative Home Solution for Child Speech Therapy Introduced - Affordable SpeechWays Program Helps Parents to Overcome Child Speech Problems at Home
SpeechWays has introduced a new, home-based speech therapy program that can be administered by parents to young children who have difficulty forming correct speech sounds, voice problems, or stuttering. Designed by a certified speech language pathologist, this highly-effective child speech therapy program provides an affordable answer to parents with young children who are experiencing speech problems.
New Series: Must-Have Educational DVDs on Autistic Spectrum Disorders and Other Hidden Disabilities for Parents and Professionals
EvoLibri Consulting has released its first four DVDs targeted to families and professionals who parent, teach, counsel and treat individuals with autistic spectrum (Asperger's Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, et al), attention deficit, learning, and pervasive mood disordered teens and young adults. These information-filled presentations offer both rich insight into the individuals with these challenges, as well as practical advice that can be immediately used by families and professionals.