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CARD In-Service: Recovery Presentation on Post-CARD Outcome Research and How to Procure Funding for ABA Services
Bonnie Z Yates, special education attorney, will be participating in a CARD In-Service event on Thursday, August 26th.
Jonathan Tarbox, CARD’s director of research, will be giving a recovery presentation on post-CARD outcome research and best-outcome data.
“Here are what the results can look like given a full program.”
Bonnie Yates will be speaking on how to procure funding for ABA services.
“This is what it may take to get these hours … these are your child’s rights per the regional centers …”
This event is open to the public.
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What’s Left of Lanterman After the Cuts?
This summer was a tough as I have ever seen it in special education. Districts and Regional Centers were reeling from the fall out of the budget. The question seemed to be “Where to cut when we have already cut so much and we never had enough to start with.”
Among a hierarchy of concerns, one at the top of the list was how to deal with changes in the Lanterman Act that govern the provision of behavioral services, the most troubling of which were provisions requiring regional centers to use the least costly of comparable vendors to provide a ABA services (§ 4648, new subd. (a)(6)(D)); and disallowing Regional Center to pay for educational services. §4648.5(a)(3)
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San Francisco Parents: Meet Bonnie Yates to Discuss Very Recent Changes to the Lanterman Act
Bonnie Yates will meet with parents Monday, August 24, from 5-7 p.m. at the Stanford Court Hotel, 905 California Street, in San Francisco.
The subject will be a discussion about very recent changes to the Lanterman Act and how it affects your child’s receipt of behavior therapy.
As amended July 1, 2009, Welfare and [...]
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IPP Negotiations
The process of developing a child’s IPP involves parents, service providers and professionals.
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