Wisconsin
Come to a TACA Meeting!
TACA holds monthly meetings in many locations throughout the United States that feature educational speakers on important topics and allow family members to connect with one another and stay on top of the latest information in the autism world.
Each TACA group maintains a resource library of the latest autism books and DVDs/CDs that can be checked out by members at no charge.
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| Date: | Meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month |
| Time: | 6:30 – 8:30 PM |
| Location: | Wisconsin Integrative Hyperbaric Center 6200 Nesbitt Road Fitchburg, WI 53719-1949 Directions from your location |
| *Note: Call WIHC (608) 278-4268 to check the status of our meetings if the weather is bad. | |
| Coordinators: | Contact Annette Van Dyke and Kate Whelan |
| Child care: | Not offered at this time, sorry. |
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Equal Participation: Please contact TACA if you will require an accommodation to participate. |
| June 12, 2012 | Autism One Discussion – Round Table |
| Speaker: Dr Kyle Van Dyke | |
| Dr Kyle Van Dyke will lead a discussion about the latest research, treatments, and information from the Autism One/Generation Rescue Conference 2012 (held in Chicago May 23-27). We’ll then split into groups to discuss our favorite speakers. Great both for families who were able to attend Autism One and those who did not attend.
Dr. Kyle Van Dyke MD is a board-certified family physician who became involved in autism when his son Ryan was diagnosed in 2004. He graduated from the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine and did his residency at the University of Virginia. He has worked with Dr. Elizabeth Mumper at the Advocates for Children Clinic (now the Rimland Center) since September 2005. He has special interest in GI issues, diet, HBOT, mitochondrial dysfunction and treating medical problems of family members of affected children. He has also completed The Institute for Functional Medicine’s clinician training course, applying similar principles used in treating autism to complex chronic conditions in adults. Dr. Van Dyke focuses on treating children with special needs and their family members; approaching each person as an individual, not as a label. He also draws from his experience as a father. |
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Email lists are a great way to stay connected between meetings. You can subscribe, read emails and ask questions all related to autism. These lists connect you to other parents like you!
Here is how to connect:
Step 1 – Get a Yahoo! user ID and password
Step 2 – Search for groups in your area. Here are some groups we like:
- TACA-USA
- TACAdads (just for dads!)
- GFCFkids
- TACAWisconsin
Step 3 – Click on “Join This Group”
Step 4 – Set your account to “Individual Emails,” “Daily Digest” or “Web Only.” GFCFkids is not affiliated with TACA.
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