Two Featured Events: The Art of Negotiating & Supporting...Transition...School
Danny Delgadillo
Please see below and attached Feature Events!
Thank you,
Daniel Delgadillo
Westside Family Resource & Empowerment Center
5901 Green Valley Circle, #320
Culver City, CA 90230
Main: (310) 258-4063 - Direct: (310) 258-4017
Website: www.wfrec.org
Supporting Youth and Parents in Transition from High School
Presented by Christine Suh and Fran Goldfarb
The idea of transition from high school is both exciting and frighteneing. Both parents and students will move from familiar supports and services to less familiar ones This workshop will help prepare youth age 13 tand up and their parents to active participants in their transition planning.
Where: Westise Regional Center
5901 Green Valley Circle, Suite, Third Floor
Culver City, CA 90230
When: Friday, May 11, 2012
Time: 1pm – 5pm
Partnered by: Westside Regional Center & Westside Family Resource and Empowerment Center
The Art of Negotiating:
Creating Successful Partnerships with the Agencies and Systems that Serve People with Disabilities
Please join us for this incredible one-day learning opportunity—presented by:
Marc Purchin, M.B.A.
Director of Alternative Dispute Resolution, Southwest SELPA
When: Saturday, May 12th
Time: 9:30am— 3:00pm (lunch will be provided)
Location: Westside Regional Center - 3rd Floor
5901 Green Valley Circle
Culver City, CA 90230
Sign-Up for Conference
Phone: (310) 258-4063
Email: Dan...@WestsideRC.org
Cost: $25 - Families & Students*
$40 - Professionals, Educators, Administrators...
*Limited scholarships available (deposit required)
This workshop is designed as a fast-paced and interactive training, allowing participants to have a hands-on approach to learn new conflict resolution and negotiation techniques.
*Limited Scholarships Available
Building Successful
Relationships: Negotiating with Publicly Funded Systems - Learning Interest-based Negotiations for a win-win outcome - Tips for Effective Communication & Creative Problem-Solving - Conflict is not a Bad Word; Conflict is an Opportunity for Discussion
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