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(appreciated, but not required)
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Time: 7:30-9:00 PM
Location:
McLean Bible Church
Community Room B
(first floor)
8925 Leesburg Pike
Vienna, VA 22182
www.mcleanbible.org/ACLS
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Future Lectures
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November 6
Embracing ADHD & Autism
Dr. Joni Johnson
December 4
Teaching Children Essential Social Skills
Dr. Christopher Haley
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| About ACLS |
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The Access Community Lecture Series, hosted by the Access Ministry of McLean Bible Church, takes place on designated Monday evenings from Oct.- May. A speaker gives a presentation on a topic of interest to the disability community. They cover a variety of issues affecting all ages and disabilities. The lectures are free and open to anyone in the community who would be helped by these resources especially parents, teachers, therapists, and volunteers.
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November Lecture
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Super Powers Activate!
Embracing ADHD and Autism
Dr. Joni Johnson
Pediatric Partners for Attention and Learning
Join Dr. Joni Johnson as she discusses the societal stigma frequently associated with ADHD and Autism. In this workshop, the focus will be on the strengths and positive attributes of ADHD and Autism, with a goal of empowering parents to learn ways they can help their child be successful in school, at home, and in life.
Dr. Johnson is the Founder and Medical Director of Pediatric Partners for Attention and Learning in Stafford and Great Falls, as well as the Founder of CogSolid Athletics. Through her multidisciplinary clinic and athletic program, Dr. Joni hopes to change the way we diagnose, treat, think about and encourage individuals with ADHD, Autism, and Learning Differences.
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November 6, 2017
7:30-9:00pm
Community Room B
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Invite Your Friends!
Light refreshments provided
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Contact Info
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The lectures are for adults only; please make other childcare arrangements if necessary.
The lecture is free and open to everyone.
We would love to get the word out about the Lecture Series to as many people as possible to help provide more resources to those affected by disabilities and those who help care for them.
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