Are children with autism on the blindspot in sustainable development agenda
Channel: CNS
Date: 2018-01-16

Keiko Samuels delivered the January 2018 e-talk/ online lecture as part of the Shanti Devi Memorial Health Justice Lecture Series, on children with autism. 

Keiko was born in Tokyo, Japan. She is a retired psychotherapist from California, now lives in Doi Saket in northern Thailand. She has worked with children with autism, and those who deal with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), in Chiang Mai for several years now, using NeurOptimal neurofeedback equipment. She is certified by Zengar Institute to operate the machine and a certified instructor to certify other people. Knowing early childhood intervention is crucial when working with brain, she focused on preschool and elemental school age children. She formed a charitable foundation, Educating Autistics Chiang Mai (EACM) in 2016 so that she can train teachers and make neurofeedback training available to a wider population. Her mission is to improve autistic children’s quality of life, and create an autistic friendly society in Thailand.

OTHER EXPERTS:
* Dr Namrata Charles
* Dr Shivani Sharma

Know more about Shanti Devi Memorial Health Justice Lecture Series here: www.bit.ly/sdmcns

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