The Environment Matters

Presented by George Braddock

Where:

Attend online via Webinar

-- OR --

Limited seating to registered participants only!
OTAC Conference Room
3886 Beverly Ave Ne Suite I-35
Salem, OR 97305

When:
Friday June 15, 2012 from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM PDT
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Cost:
$15 per participant

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Other Upcoming Training Dates

July 20, 2012
James Clay * Burnout Recognition and Prevention

August 24, 2012
Lori Thompson * Labels are for Jars

September 28, 2012
Molly Sullivan * SSI & SSDI Benefit Planning

October 12, 2012
Patti Scott * Circles of Support

Registration will open approximately one month prior to each event and will be announced in this email newsletter.

Greetings!

You're invited to the DD Coalition's June 15, 2012 training session, "The Environment Matters."

George brings to this work an extensive construction background from the field with experience gained from the completion of over 1,500 person-centered projects. He has contributed to the closure of three major state institutions adding significantly to this effort by creating community-based person-centered physical environments that work and make sense for the people who live and work there. More than 1,000 individuals previously institutionalized now live in their community in homes developed, designed and/or constructed by Mr. Braddock.

In addition to developing welcoming and inclusive multi-family housing opportunities for people with ID/DD, George's work involves developing inclusive, authentic community opportunities for people with disabilities. Further, he has recently been published by the State of New York, Office of People with Developmental Disabilities: Making Homes That Work: A Resource Guide for Families Living with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Co-occurring Behaviors.

This is a two-hour training from George Braddock on a person centered approach to environmental supports. The event will be broadcast by OTAC to registered webinar participants. Limited seating is also available in Salem at the OTAC office.

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I can't make it

This is the second in a new monthly series of trainings brought to you by the Oregon DD Coalition. Credit is available for Foster Care providers who participate in this training.

If you have any questions about the event or registration, please contact:

Cynthia Owens

Oregon Developmental Disabilities Coalition

ddctraining@gmail.com