How to Cope after a Disaster
GHFEDS would like to invite all our members for a parent educational meeting about how to cope after a disaster.
Hurricane Harvey has affected many people financially and emotionally. GHFEDS reached out to our families whose homes flooded and are displaced, we helped them with clean up, supplies and gift cards, but we realized that the parents and children are in desperate need of emotional support. We reached out to Kari Rote, ABA therapist from New Heights Pediatric Therapies to come talk to our members about coping after a disaster.
Kari will discuss how to best cope with the after effects of Hurricane Harvey within your family unit. She will discuss resources and strategies to decrease familial stress including special topics related to helping children with special needs coping such as social stories, routine building, volunteer services, and other resources.
Dinner and child care will be provided. Parents will be served pasta's, salad, bread sticks, dessert and drinks, children will be served pizza, fruit and drinks.
DATE & Time
September 27th from 6-8pm
Dinner served 6-630pm
Presentation starts at 630pm
LOCATION
United Way - Clear Lake
1300 Bay Area Blvd
Building A
Houston 77058
Meeting - Room 231
Child care - Room 233
Please park in lot off of Bay Area Blvd, do not park in lot off of Saturn, the doors will be locked after hours.
Kari Rote's Bio:
Kari has been practicing Applied Behavior Analysis for 8 years. She graduated from the University of Houston - Clear Lake with her master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and was Board Certified in 2012. She has worked in a variety of settings and with and variety of populations serving children, adolescents, and adults with developmental disabilities in residential, school, home, and clinic settings. Currently she contracts to perform IEEs, HCS Behavior Support, and clinic-based ABA at New Heights Pediatric Therapies.