Workshop Focuses on Understanding the “Why” of Problem Behaviors
10/22/07
Parents, caregivers and friends of children with disabilities are invited to a special workshop “Assessing Problem Behaviors: Causes and Consequences-An Approach to Understanding the “Why” of Problem Behaviors.” This workshop is sponsored by The Swindells Center at Hood River, in partnership with the Eastern Oregon Regional Developmental Crisis Program for People with Developmental Disabilities.
Alice Massey, director of the Eastern Oregon Regional Crisis Program will share tips, resources, stories and ideas from her many years working to support challenging behaviors of children and adults. She will address both the cause and effects of problem behaviors and present a thoughtful approach to finding solutions. The workshop is set for the evening of Tuesday, November 6th, 6:00 - 8:00 pm at the Hood River Public Library Meeting Room. Time is planned for discussion, brainstorming and connecting with others.
To register for this free workshop or for more information contact the Swindells Center at Hood River at 541-387-8920 or email diane.bungum@providence.org.
The Swindells Center at Hood River is a satellite of the Jean Baton Swindells Resource Center for Family and Friends of Children with Disabilities in collaboration with Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital. For more information visit their web site at www.providence.org/childcenter.
