2-day workshop on the Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R): June 25 – 26, 2013
This workshop is designed to provide instruction and practice in administration and scoring of the ADI-R. The workshop will be held at UBC and will include live demonstrations.
The workshop is most suitable for participants who are very familiar with Autism and Autism Spectrum Disorders and who have education, training and experience in clinical interviewing and assessment of individuals with Autism and other developmental disabilities. This will be a clinical ADI-R training conducted over 2 days and involve live administrations of the ADI-R, with participants observing Dr. Olson administer the ADI-R with live volunteers and participants expected to complete consensus coding.
ADI-R Manuals are available for registrants to purchase at the workshop for $60.00. (May be paid with registration).
A limited number of seats are available for the workshop.
$35.00 late registration fee after June 15, 2013.
Workshop cost is $550.00 for the complete 2-day course.
Student Training Bursaries are available.
Registration Information:
Pre-registration is required for the workshop.
To pre-register for a workshop, submit your name, phone number and email address to the PRTC and make arrangements for payment:
- In person at the PRTC – 1100 Scarfe Building, UBC, 2125 Main Mall, Vancouver, (credit card or cheque made out to UBC)
- By phone: 604-822-1364 (credit card)
- By mail: Psychoeducational Research & Training Centre, 1100 Scarfe Building, 2125 Main Mall, UBC, Vancouver, BC, V6T 1Z4 (cheque made out to UBC)
*Note that registration is not complete until payment is received and your registration is confirmed.
The PRTC is open 10 am – 8 pm M-Th and 10 am-2:45 pm Fri/Sat
Registration includes workshop, materials, practice protocols & light morning and afternoon refreshments.
Payment Information:
Workshop on the Autism Diagnostic Interview – Revised (ADI-R)
June 25-26, 2013; $550.00 before June 15, 2013.
Payments after June 15, 2013, $585.00, if space permits.
Student Registration:
Students who are registered in a graduate program and working less than 16 hours per week may apply for a $325.00 training bursary to apply against their full registration fees. Applications for the training bursary require evidence of current graduate program registration and statement of qualification signed by the student and their graduate program advisor.
Questions?
e-mail: prtc.testlibrary@.ubc.ca
(Please put in subject line “ADI-R Workshop”)