Have you always wanted to learn more about keeping friends and developing romantic relationships, but did not know how? Would you like to learn how to keep friends and develop romantic relationships?
Come hear Courtney Bolden, PhD, formerly of UCLA Peers and currently at Vanderbilt, talk about "Keeping Friends & Developing Romantic Relationships for ASD Adults" on the Social Relationships/Skills track of the Inaugural Tri State Adult Autism Symposium conference. Dr. Bolden will review the scientific literature and evidence-based strategies for making and keeping friends and developing romantic relationships for adults with Autism.
The Symposium will be taking place on Saturday, July 22 at the Red Bank Baptist Church in Chattanooga, TN. Social networking events for autistic adults and young adults and other interested individuals will be taking place on Friday, July 21 and Saturday, July 22.
For more information, including registration, go to http://www.gcaspies.org. Online registration will open around April 15. Thanks.
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Scott, Founder/Program Director - GCA Centre for Adult Autism
The mission of GCA Centre for Adult Autism:"Empowering the lives of autistic adults and young adults and their parents/caregivers by serving as a resource center to provide mutual support, information, and activities" in the Southeast USA
http://www.gcaspies.org2nd Annual Southeast Adult Autism Symposium- Early Bird online registration starts in late March 2018
- More information can be found at
http://www.gcaspies.org/symposiumhomepage
19 Mar 2017, 12:46 pm
