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Building Daily Living Skills to Survive and Thrive in the Real World

Speakers: Amie Duncan, PhD, Clinical Psychologist, The Kelly O'Leary Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders, Division of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics

Dr. Duncan will discuss how to target daily living skills (e.g., hygiene, cooking, cleaning, money management) in order to build independence in adolescence and adulthood. She will discuss a thorough plan for targeting, practicing, and mastering daily living skills based on the intervention that she has developed for adolescents with autism and their parent/caregiver. Dr. Duncan will also discuss strategies and resources that have been instrumental in increasing the independence of adolescents at home and in the community.

- When should we begin preparing for independent living?

- How do I prepare if I don't know whether my child will be able to live independently?

- What supports should I expect my child to have?

All are Welcome to Attend! Any parent, caregivers, staff & others interested are welcome to attend SALT regardless of the age of their children.

These trainings are brought to you free in collaborations through Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities, & Montgomery/Greene/Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities. & Local Leaders.

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