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Tuesday, 15 July 2008 |
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3rd Annual Family Fun Day at Nashville Shores!!
Saturday August 16th 10:00 – 6:00
Admission $10.00/person (A 55% Discount!!)
Parking is FREE when you tell them you’re with ASMT!
Call ASMT at 385-2077 to RSVP!
The meeting point will be at the “Shady Point” area 8 from 10:00 – 10:30. You can leave your belongings there as ASMT has the area reserved all day.
Tickets
Tickets must be purchased by Fri., Aug. 15th
Payment Options are as follows:
- Stop by the ASMT office from 9 – 2, Mon. – Fri.
- Mail a check to ASMT, 955 Woodland Street, Nashville, TN 37206 and we will mail you your tickets
- Call in a credit card number to ASMT at 385-2077 and we will mail you your tickets
Children 2 and under are FREE
Lunch
Tickets must be purchased by Mon., Aug. 11th
Lunch will be catered for $10.00/person and will include hamburgers, hotdogs, bbq beans, chips and a soft drink. Children 5 and under eat FREE! Meet for lunch at 12:00 at the Shady Point Area. All you can eat from 12:00 – 1:00. (*If your child is on a special diet, please call ASMT at 385-2077 for further information.) |
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Friday, 11 July 2008 |
Save the Date: ASMT Fall Conference
Autism Society of Middle Tennessee Fall Conference,
Saturday, September 27th, 2008
Does the person you
know with an autism spectrum disorder have trouble:
- knowing when to stop inappropriate behavior?
- recognizing tone of
voice or understanding facial
expressions?
- understanding others' feelings or seem to show a lack of empathy?
Deficits With Theory of Mind in Autism: How it Impacts Behavior, Communication, and Social Skills.... and What You Can Do About It.
Diane Twachtman-Cullen, PhD.
Please watch www.tnautism.org for more information, along with future mailings from ASMT. CEU's will be offered. This conference will be particularly important and useful for Families, Educators, and Professionals.
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Thursday, 20 December 2007 |
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ASA Issues Human Rights Declaration for People with ASD
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
By: Carin Yavorcik, autism-society.org
The latest issue of ASA’s Autism Advocate magazine brings autism to the forefront of world human rights. In an article entitled “The Next Global Human Rights Issue: Why the Plight of Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders Requires a Global Call to Action,” ASA president and CEO Lee Grossman and Harvard University lecturer Paulo Barrozo issue a declaration of the human rights of people with autism spectrum disorders.
In light of this declaration, the Advocate also brings autism spectrum disorders into the arena of American politics with the “2008 Presidential Election ASA Questions for the Candidates.” These six questions outline the top issues for Americans with autism today, from insurance parity to adult employment and more.
If you found these articles helpful, please consider becoming an ASA member. Your support qualifies you to receive the Advocate every quarter. |
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