ON DEMAND WEBINARS AND VIDEOS
FOR EMPOWERED PARENTS RAISING AUTISTIC CHILDREN
“UNIQUELY DIFFERENT”
PARENTS WANT SUPPORT THAT’S CUSTOMIZED FOR THEIR CHILD
Jonathan Alderson, Ed.M.
To become a world-leader in customizing autism programs, I spent 25 years gathering research-based autism education and therapy strategies, from hundreds of different programs, from around the world, and gained insights by listening to parents and spending thousands of hours with autistic children themselves.
Now, my mission is to pass on the best of these strategies, insights, and experiences. My name is Jonathan Alderson, a Harvard graduate, author of the award winning book Challenging the Myths of Autism, and founder of the world’s first customized online autism resource the ThriveGuide. And I can’t wait to help you and your family live your best life possible.
ON DEMAND WEBINAR
Calming Tantrums
Presented by Autism Specialist
Jonathan Alderson, Ed.M.
Your Child Can Learn Better Ways To Express Big Emotions
“CALM IS POSSIBLE”
Reduce the intensity and duration of your child’s tantrums. Feel more comfortable and clear about what to do. It’s possible! All kids tantrum. But they can be especially challenging for an autistic child who may also be struggling with communicating their needs and feelings. Parents naturally feel empathy when tantrums happen and do all they can to avoid them. But often, our natural reactions unfortunately fuel the tantrums, making them more likely to happen again and again. Understanding the tantrum dynamics and what your parenting goal should be makes all the difference. In this webinar, you’ll learn the three principle strategies that have been used for the past 25 years with great success.
BONUS
You’ll be one of the first to learn about a cutting-edge online tool recently developed by
Jonathan and his team, with an opportunity to be part of a special group of parents to
have access to this remarkable resource for free.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
✓ Why does you child tantrum?
✓ Reduce the intensity and frequency of tantrums
✓ What is an extinction burst?
✓ How to reframe ignoring
on demand video
Build Rapport
Presented by Autism Specialist
Jonathan Alderson, Ed.M.
Grow An Even Better Relationship With Your Autistic Child
“PLAY MORE”
Rapport is the master key to faster learning and more cooperation. You already have a ‘connection’ with your child, and you can leverage this special bond to increase their receptivity to even more social rapport. The more your autistic child pays attention, observes others, and participates, the faster they will learn. Jonathan’s rapport building strategies are natural, frictionless, and easy to shift into.
BONUS
You’ll be one of the first to learn about a cutting-edge online tool recently developed by
Jonathan and his team, with an opportunity to be part of a special group of parents to
have access to this remarkable resource for free.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
✓ Why “rapport” is the master key to all other learning
✓ 3 strategies to create easier rapport and less friction with your child:
1. How to reduce control dynamics
2. The unique power of joining and following
3. To Avoid the trap of supervising more than playing
On Demand Webinars hosted by
Jonathan Alderson, Ed.M
Jonathan is an autism treatment specialist and founder of the innovative Integrative Multi-Treatment Intervention Program. A Masters graduate from Harvard University, he has experience as a Curriculum Specialist Coordinator with Teach for America, and 8 years of training at the Autism Treatment Centre of America in Massachusetts, working in their Son-Rise Program as program administrator and a senior therapist trainer. His international work includes the Middle East, Australia, Ireland, England. and Mexico.
He has spoken at the Royal College of Pediatricians (University of Nottingham) and the Canadian Psychiatric Research Foundation. Currently he serves as Chair of the Seneca College Behavioural Sciences Advisory Committee and an Executive of the Harvard Club of Toronto. He has written for The Huffington Post, ParentsCanada Magazine, and The Autism File.