"Thank you very much for inviting me to participate in your conference and for the work that you and your colleagues did to organize it."
Marvin Natowicz, M.D, Ph.D., Prof.
Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University
Harvard Medical School; Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Matthew P. Anderson, M.D., Ph.D.
"Very well-organized event. I really appreciated the insightful questions. Glad to participate."
David S. Geslak, BS, ACSM - HFS, CSCS
"Thank you again for everything the last 12 days. The workshop went extremely well and with all the feedback and questions from the roundtable, it seems as though parents are really beginning to understand the value of exercise. I was also encouraged with the discussion about employment and what is happening in Russia. Congratulation again on such an incredible conference."
School of Optometry and Vision Science Bar-Ilan University
"I would like to thank you again for inviting me, for the opportunity to spread the message of "hidden cognition" in the non-verbal. I was glad to hear your thoughts and insights on this matter."
Psychotherapist and Behavioral Consultant, The Johnson Center for Child Health and Development
Amanda Tami, MA, BCBA, LBA, LPC
"Thank you so much for inviting me to speak at the Autism, Challenges, and Solutions conference. I hope that the content and information I provided was useful to your audience. I had an amazing experience with the conference attendees and with the other professionals who presented, and the activities you organized for us were wonderful. I am so grateful for the experience and impressed by the work you do."
Daniel Shabani, Ph.D., BCBA-D
"I am really inspired by the conference and am extremely impressed with how dedicated your team is - best of luck with everything! Thanks for the opportunity."
Kendall Center and home of Therapeutic Pathways
Jane Howard, Ph.D., BCBA-D
Please accept my thanks for the wonderful opportunity to participate at the Conference. I would be grateful if you can share my appreciation with the entire organizing committee. We wish you and all the professionals and families in Russia great success in pursuing effective treatment. ABA has much to offer children, adults, and families impacted by autism. May the collaboration continue!
Department of Psychology, City University of London
Dermot Bowler, Ph.D., Prof.
"I really enjoyed the conference. The audience were very engaged, and the level of questioning was very high."
Speech-language pathologist, Director of Growing Kids Therapy Center (GKTC), Executive Director I-ASC
Elizabeth Vosseller, MA, SLP
"I stand with your efforts to support autistic people and their families and am happy to present in your conference."
Associate Professor of Anatomy and Laboratory Medicine - Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, Boston University School of Medicine
Margaret Bauman, M.D., Ph.D.
"I know the focus of most families is on their children, getting a diagnosis, accessing needed interventions and school programs. It is often hard for families to think about their child's future. Where will they live, who will take care of them when parents are no longer there, what programs may be available for them as adults, how will needed services be funded? All of this is really overwhelming under the best of circumstances.
Maybe all of you in Russia are way ahead of us but we are only just beginning to tackle these questions. Many autistic individuals continue to be underestimated, as suggested by your earlier speaker. Most are much more capable than they appear to be on the surface. Parents are still having to be the leaders to fight for the rights of their children, adolescents and young adults.
Thank you for asking me to participate in this meeting. Thanks for including me. Wishing you and your organizing team the very best. Hope this meeting is a huge success."
Kendall Center and home of Therapeutic Pathways, president CalABA
Jill Maureen Young, Ph.D., BCBA-D
"Nothing would bring me more happiness than to continue to help you and the families in Russia.
I would be happy to come to help when and in any way you feel us best. I would enjoy to give practical trainings with parents and therapists. I think people have very good and important questions. It is my great honor to come to large-scale conference “Autism. Challenges and Solutions”. I would love to see the work you have done in this last year! You are all very brave and work so hard to make the lives of children better. I would love so much to be helpful to you in your great work."
Kendall Center and home of Therapeutic Pathways, president CalABA