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 Uncovering potential
for over 50 years

A southern California
school and therapy
center for students, ages
six months to 21 years,
who have special needs
in the areas of language,
learning and behavior, as
well as typical peer models
through Grade Six.


Conferences 

Speech and Language Development Center lists conferences that may be of interest
to parents, professionals, individuals and the community.
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Inclusion in this list is not an endorsement of the organization, group or individuals
presenting the conference nor of the information presented at the conference.

 
See below for information on Sensory-Friendly showings at AMC Theatres.
 

Date(s)

Presented
by

Topic/Title

Location

Website or Contact

Jan
25

Autism Society
of America

AUTISM IN L.A.:
TODAY'S REALITIES,
TOMORROW'S CHALLENGES

Los Angeles
California

http://autismla.org

Jan
28-29

Autism Society of America
Greater Long Beach/San Gabriel Valley Chapter

RESEARCH THAT MATTERS - CURRENT RESEARCH with PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS

Long Beach
California

www.greaterlongbeach-asa.org

Jan
30

Jan
31

Feb 01

Summit Professional Education 

AUTISM & SPD:
THE DIR/FLOORTIME METHOD

San Francisco

Sacramento

San Jose

Feb
7
Feb
8
Feb
9
Feb
10
Feb
23
Feb
24

Summit Professional Education

AUTISM, ASPERGER'S,
SPD & ADHD

Anaheim

Irvine

Riverside

Temecula

Apple Valley

Ontario
California

Feb
10

Student Educational Development Fund

COPING WITH ASPERGERS BY BUILDING
A BETTER BRAIN

Lakewood
california

Feb
22-24

Autism Conf of America

ALL AGES & ABILITIES:
AUTISM/ASPERGER'S CONFERENCE

Anaheim
California

Feb
24

The Prentice School

A DAY with
MICHELLE GARCIA WINNER

Irvine
California

Mar
9

Mar
26

Prentke Romich Company

PUTTING LAMP TO WORK:
AAC STRATEGIES
TO PROMOTE COMMUNICATION

San Francisco

San Jose
California

www.prentrom.com

Mar
30-31

Autism Conf of America

13th ANNUAL
GREATER PHOENIX AUTISM/
ASPERGERS CONFERENCE
with TEMPLE GRANDIN

Phoenix
Arizona

Mar
31

Casa Colina and
Regional Center

TRENDS IN AUTISM

Pomona
California

events@casacolina.org

Aug
9-11

Autism Conf of America

'BACK TO SCHOOL' AUTISM ASPERGERS CONFERENCE

Pasadena
California

 

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AUTISM SOCIETY, WE BRING AMC SENSORY AMCFRIENDLY FILMS TO FAMILIES AFFECTED BY AUTISM ON A MONTHLY BASIS TO SELECT COMMUNITIES.

The program provides a special opportunity for families to enjoy their favorite films in a safe and accepting environment. The auditoriums dedicated to the program have their lights up, the sound turned down and audience members are invited to get up and dance, walk, shout or sing!

The idea for the program began with a request from a parent with an autistic child for a special screening at AMC Columbia Mall 14 in Columbia, MD. More than 300 children and parents attended the first screening.

We are thrilled to now offer the program at many locations nationwide — please click here for a complete list of participating theatres. As a leading theatrical exhibition company, we are so proud to be making a difference in the estimated 1.5 million Americans living with an autism spectrum disorder by offering families a chance to see a movie together — often for the very first time.

February 25 - The Secret World of Arrietty

March 10 - Dr. Seuss' The Lorax

April 7 - Pirates! Band of Misfits

June 2 - Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted

All shows are at 10:00 am local time.
Dates and films are subject to change.

To request AMC Sensory Friendly Films in your market, or to learn more about autism, please contact:

AMC Entertainment Community Relations    |     Autism Society of America     |       Geneva Centre for Autism

 
Speech and Language Development Center is a non-profit school and therapy center serving 325 children and young adults, ages six months through 21 years. Based on more than 50 years of knowledge, skill and successes, SLDC provides remediation for language/learning, emotional/social and neurologically-based needs to students with a broad scope of diagnoses, including Autism Spectrum Disorder. The Center is certified by the California State Department of Education and licensed by the California State Department of Social Services.