Past Events
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Dec 4Maravillas del Waisman4 de diciembre Título: Estudiando el desarrollo del lenguaje y bilingüismo en autismo y retrasos del habla Invitados: Dave Curtis and Lucia Stubbs Promo: El laboratorio de adquisición de lenguaje y bilingüismo en el Waisman Center estudia cómo el hablar dos idiomas influye en el funcionamiento cognitivo y del lenguaje en los niños con desarrollo …
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Dec 3Transition Talks Tuesdays: Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (Employment)Featuring: DVR Representatives
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Nov 26Transition Talks Tuesdays: Independent Living Centers and Board for People with Developmental DisabilitiesFeaturing: Jason Glozier and Jeremy Gundlach
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Nov 25Empowering Neurodivergent Teens and Adults in Safe Online Experiences – In Person TrainingFeaturing: Ellen Merker, M.S. LPC
2238 South Park Street, Madison, WI 53713 UW South Madison Partnership
The internet can feel scary, and a caregiver’s response can often be to limit access to technology in an attempt to keep someone safe.
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Nov 22Seminar – Anna Penn, PhD – “Neuroplacentology: Placental Impact on the Developing Brain”John D. Wiley Conference Center, Room T216 John D. Wiley Seminar Series
Anna Penn, MD, PhD Columbia University Profile About the Speaker: Anna Penn, MD, PhD, a leading clinical neonatologist and developmental neuroscientist, coined the term “neuroplacentology” and has pioneered research on this topic, which examines the influence of the placenta on fetal brain development. She also studies sex differences in perinatal brain injury. Dr. Penn was …
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Nov 19Transition Talks Tuesdays: Work Incentive Benefits CounselingFeaturing: WIBC/ERI
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The potential loss of benefits is one of the most persistent and pervasive fears among people with disabilities who are considering employment. Work is possible for benefit recipients. This workshop can help with understanding choices and possibilities.
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Nov 18It’s All Relational: The Ethics and Boundaries of Social Inclusion – In Person TrainingFeaturing: Angela Marx, PhD
2238 South Park Street, Madison, WI 53713 UW South Madison Partnership
Relationships are what matter most. We all need people and desire to belong. But what does true belonging and social inclusion really mean and look like?
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Nov 15Seminar – Michael Cahill, PhD – “Identification of PDZ-RhoGEF as a Critical In Vivo Regulator of Synapses and Cognition”John D. Wiley Conference Center, Room T216 John D. Wiley Seminar Series
Michael Cahill, PhD University of Wisconsin–Madison Lab Website About the Speaker: Michael Cahill received my PhD in 2011 from the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago under the mentorship of Dr. Peter Penzes. Following graduate school, he joined the laboratory of Dr. Eric Nestler at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai …
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Nov 15Coordinating and Organizing Workflows in Your NICUCaroline Kielczewski, MS, CGC and Sumedha Ghate, MS, CGC
Presenters: Caroline Kielczewski, MS, CGC and Sumedha Ghate, MS, CGC Learning Objectives: Describe a clinical workflow for implementation of ES/GS in a NICU setting Identify provider roles in the NICU ES/GS workflow Discuss importance of effective communication between providers and family when performing ES/GS in critically ill neonates Discuss challenges and solutions to implementing genomic medicine …
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Nov 8Seminar – Andrew Gordon, PhD – “Intensive Training of the Upper and Lower Extremities and Seated Postural Control in Children with Cerebral Palsy”John D. Wiley Conference Center, Room T216 John D. Wiley Seminar Series
Andrew Gordon, PhD Columbia University Profile About the Speaker: Dr. Andrew Gordon has broad background in neurophysiology and biomechanics and also has extensive clinical and research expertise involving motor learning and development in typically developing children and children with cerebral palsy. His team has been studying hand motor control in healthy individuals and individuals with …