Presented by:
Juan Carlos Ortiz Hugues
"Efficient and Stress - Free Dentistry"
The Impact of Disabilities on Children's Behavior
Presented by:
Ms. Amy Lane
Educational & Training Specialist, III
Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics
UF Health - Jacksonville
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DATE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2025
TIME: 5:30PM - 8:00PM
LOCATION: 101 WEST STATE STREET, JAX, FL 32202
BUILDING A ROOM 1202A
Course Objectives:
Participants will
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Understand the impact of a disability on typical development
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Understand the increased vulnerability to trauma and how trauma affects behavior
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Understand how to interpret behavior signals to respond helpfully
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Develop a few strategies for avoiding behavioral outbursts and de-escalating them should they occur
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About Amy Lane
Amy has a Master of Science degree in clinical child psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University, with additional coursework in developmental psychology. She is a certified ESE teacher with 15 years of experience working with infants and toddlers in early intervention, teaching elementary-aged students, and teaching adults in a college setting. Amy was the Program Administrator at FDLRS NEFEC for 10 years before joining the team at UF Health – Jacksonville, Division of Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics, 3 years ago. In her current role, she provides developmental and behavioral assessments, consultations with families and schools, and trainings for a broad range of professional, community, and caregiver constituents.
OFFICE PRICING $100 (UP TO 6 People)
$10 NEFDHA Members
$25 Non-Members
$5 for Current Hygiene STUDENTS
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