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Arizona "Back to School" Autism/Asperger's Conference

Featuring Tracks on School, Family, Medical, Social/Speech and Teen / Adult Issues

September 17-18, 2010 • Phoenix Convention Center •
Phoenix, Arizona

Featured Keynote Speaker

Michelle Garcia Winner, CCC-SLP
Michelle Garcia Winner received a Congressional award for her development of Social Thinking, a treatment approach that has
assisted individuals with autism spectrum disorders, Asperger syndrome, ADHD and other social-cognitive difficulties.

Rick Clemens, M.A.
Rick Clemens has been involved in the integration and inclusion of children and adults with autism since 1985. Rick has been a
classroom teacher, educational consultant, inclusion and behavior specialist, social program coordinator and is currently the Founder
and Director of Inclusive Education and Community Partnership.

Organized by Autism Conferences of America, LLC in collaboration with ASU - Autism/Aspergers Research Program, Autism
Research Institute, and the Autism Society of Greater Phoenix.

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Featured Keynote Speaker Sat
Temple Grandin,Ph.D.
Temple Grandin, Ph.D., is a highly successful adult with autism, and one of the leading lecturers on how to
help individuals with autism/Asperger’s. She has authored six books on her life experiences in dealing with
autism, and is a leading advocate for people with autism. She is an Associate Professor at Colorado State
University.

Featured Speaker Sat:
Eustacia Cutler, mother of Temple Grandin
Eustacia Cutler
Eustacia Cutler is the mother of Temple Grandin and author of “A Thorn in My Pocket” which describes the challenges raising a
child with autism. She has written school lessons for major TV networks, researched and scripted the TV documentary THE
DISQUIETED (on autism,) researched and contributed script to THE INNOCENTS, a documentary prize winning first on
retardation. She has 3 other children and 5 grandsons.

Featured Speaker
Life on the Autism Spectrum –
Stephen Shore, Ed.D., Featured Speaker

Stephen will share his story from his non-verbal days through adolescence to fnally becoming a college professor. As he
discusses his journey, he will share insights into what it is like to live with autism and Asperger’s, and discuss strategies that have
helped him and many of his peers

Organized by Autism Conferences of America, LLC in collaboration with Autism Speaks, Autism Society of Bronx, NY,
Autism Research Institute and NAA-New York Metro Chapter.

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