Fifth Workshop: Improving School Behaviour from Home Review with parents the nature of any behaviour problems the child may be demonstrating at school Instruct parents in the procedures for implementing a daily school behaviour report card for their child Presented by: Robert Silvestri Robert Silvestri is the Lead Researcher with the Northern Ontario Assessment and Resource Centre (NOARC). Robert has obtained his Master’s in Education from the University of Toronto and his Ph.D. in Education with a specialization in cognitive

Description: Fourth Workshop: Time Out and Other Disciplinary Methods and Anticipating Problems: Managing Children in Public Places Introduce the use of mild discipline for noncompliance and unacceptable social conduct Train parents in the use of an effective time out method as discipline for child misbehaviour Train parents in adapting the previously taught child management methods for use in public places Teach parents a four-step “think aloud-think ahead” procedure for anticipating and reducing public misbehaviour Train parents to use this four-step

Description: Third Workshop: When Praise is not Enough: Use of Token Economies Introduce need for special reward programs Explain advantages of home point system Establish the token economy rewards Establish and implement a simple point system to reward good behaviour Cautions in starting the point system Presented by: Robert Silvestri Robert Silvestri is the Lead Researcher with the Northern Ontario Assessment and Resource Centre (NOARC). Robert has obtained his Master’s in Education from the University of Toronto and his Ph.D. in

Audience: Parents of children ages 4-12 years who have been diagnosed with ADHD (includes training for both the inattentive and hyperactive/impulsive subtypes). This includes children with ADHD and comorbidities (e.g., learning disabilities, oppositional defiant disorder) Location: Online via MS Teams Fee: Donate what you like! This workshop will: Educate parents on how the style of interactions with their children affects the child’s motivation to work for them Train parents in methods of attending to positive child behaviour while ignoring negative

KEYNOTE SPEAKER Dr. Sharon Burey, BSc, MD, FRCPC, MPLc, mMBA Immediate Past President Pediatricians Alliance of Ontario (PAO) - Ontario AAP Chapter Consultant Behavioural Paediatrician LEARNING OBJECTIVES learn about reading difficulties in school-age children; learn about the findings of the Ontario Human Rights Commission’s Right to Read public inquiry; learn about literacy interventions and supports for school-age children available in the Windsor-Essex community (and how to access them); learn through your and/or others’ questions during Q&A sessions with our panel

Enjoy a delicious breakfast while you are being educated and entertained by one of Canada’s best! Rick Green – award-winning Canadian comedian, writer, director and producer with 700 episodes of radio and TV to his credit, (Plus a degree in Physics!) will join us. He’ll share his story about how finally understanding how his mind works transformed his life and career, eventually inspiring he and his wife Ava to create their ground-breaking documentary ADD & Loving It?!. He is endlessly

Description: This workshop is targeted towards parents/caregivers of children and youth with ADHD. Questions about the causes of ADHD, symptoms of ADHD, parent management of ADHD at home and ADHD school communication/management will be answered by the presenter using evidence-based clinical practices and research. This interactive workshop will be presented in a question-answer format and customized to questions from parents. Presented by: Robert Silvestri Robert Silvestri is the Lead Researcher with the Northern Ontario Assessment and Resource Centre (NOARC). Robert