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Portland Asperger's
Network
WHAT: A meeting of the
Portland Asperger's Network parent support group (for parents of
children with Asperger's Syndrome or High- Functioning Autism)
WHEN: Friday, Sept 17th, 2004
TIME: 7:00-9:30 p.m.
WHERE: Tabor Heights United Methodist Church, 6161 S.E. Stark Street,
Portland
COST: Free, suggested donation: $3 per person, $5 per couple
GUEST SPEAKER: Philippe Reisberg: Support for Students and Adults with
Asperger's Syndrome through Applied Kinesiology
Applied Kinesiology is a series of simple body movements which:
 | releases stress in the brain and
body allowing optimal whole brain
functioning. |
| reduces stress and anxiety in social
settings |
| empowers people and draws out their
hidden potential. |
| helps to improve academic,
communication and focusing skills.
Philippe will discuss brain development and how stress interferes with the
neurological connections in the brain. He'll demonstrate simple body
movements which reconnect the hemispheres of the brain. These movements
can be done anytime, anywhere in 5 minutes or less.
Philippe Reisberg, BA brings 20 years experience as a teacher, mentor and
counselor helping individuals to discover their full potential. He has a
degree in Psychology and background as a special education and alternative
education teacher in public schools. He's worked successfully with
Asperger's affected people. He’s completed Level 1 Training in Applied
Kinesiology.
DIRECTIONS:
From the East:
From I-84 exit at 43rd. Turn right on Halsey. Turn right on 47th. Go past
Burnside and turn left on Stark. Church will be on the left at 61st.
OR
From I-205 exit at Stark. Go west on Stark. As you go over Mt Tabor
Stark becomes Thurman Street. Get in your left lane and take the left
fork. Wind over and down the crest of Mt Tabor and the street becomes
Stark again. Church will be on the right at 61st.
From the West:
From I-84 exit at 58th. At end of exit turn left on Glisan. Turn right on
60th. Turn left on Stark. Church will be on the left at 61st. |
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