April, 2023

Volume 19, Issue 03

Greetings ,

The next BioTherapy Live! broadcast will air Tuesday, April 18, 2023 at 11:00 am PDT (2:00 pm New York time). The program, will feature YOU! That's right: this program will focus on your questions about maggot therapy.

So be sure to join the Zoom call, or watch live and ask your questions during the Facebook broadcast.

If you have questions but can not join us for the live session, then send in your questions in advance via e-mail (info@BTERFoundation.org), and watch the recorded broadcast for the answers, at your convenience.

The Zoom link, for watching live, is below. If you can not participate in the live program, watch the recording on our Facebook page or our YouTube channel afterwards.

To join the meeting on Zoom, go to:

https://uci.zoom.us/j/93862239768?pwd=cXl0K3FtMnJKT1htZ1Q4ZDZEa295dz09

Meeting ID: 938 6223 9768

Passcode: 504239

To join by phone, find your local number at:

https://uci.zoom.us/u/amFtlUUFl

I hope you can join us as we continue our series of visits with maggot therapists from around the world.

Advancing healthcare through education and research in biotherapy,

Biotherapy Conferences Around the World

6th World Conference on Targeting Phage Therapy 2023

June 1 - June 2, 2023. Paris, France

For more information, see: https://phagetherapy-site.com/

Human-Animal Interaction

The next HAI webinar will be:

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Autism: overview of service dog experiences of parents and siblings

Monday, April 24, 2023

9:00 am - 10:30 am PDT

1.5 CEU credits

Presented by: Stéphanie-M. Fecteau PhD., ps.ed.

Description

Parents occupy a vital role supporting their children on the autism spectrum. Historically, they also played a crucial role in advocacy, leading to important changes in perceptions of autism. The parental experience will address stress imposed by these roles and how some parents may adapt. We will address evolution in autism terminology and representations as well as advances in research. We will then introduce one alternative intervention growing in popularity, the adoption of a service dog by the family. Details pertaining to helping ensure success of this intervention will be highlighted.

To sign up, register at this site.