Author Archives: Dan Yedinak

About Dan Yedinak

Dan Yedinak is an Information Technology consultant, volunteer Web Administrator for the Autism Research and Resources of Oregon, and an Autism Advocate.

ARROAutism.org – News and Updates

EVENTS   Little-Engineers Lego Camp Mother’s Day Weekend What says Mother’s Day more than a chance to play with Legos with your kids? Sweeter still, when you join us at the ARROAutism Westside Family and Community Center in Beaverton we’ll … Continue reading

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Autism Medical Information Support Group 5/22/2012

This is a free information support group for family members of individuals with autism. We discuss autism medical research information from medical articles and conferences. Continue reading

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Infant Brain Imaging Study

Who:   The University of Washington Autism Center (UWAC) Purpose: Doctors Stephen R. Dager and Annette Estes, researchers at the University of Washington and Children’s Hospital, want to learn more about brain development in young siblings of children with autism … Continue reading

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Family Photos at ARRO Westside Center on May 19th, 2012

Ready for a family photo in a familiar setting? Sign up today for a session with Michelle Smith, the photographer who brought us the great pictures of Donilee McGinnis in the Sean’s Run Apparel. To make things easier, these photos … Continue reading

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ARROAutism.org – News and Updates

EVENTS Synthetic Vitamins vs 100 percent plant based vitamins for Autistic children Introduction Bring your current vitamin bottle and compare and learn more about your vitamins. Date : 5 May 2012 (Saturday) Time : 5:30 pm Location : ARROAutism Westside … Continue reading

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A Movement Intervention for Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Who: Oregon State University School of Biological and Population Health Sciences Movement Studies in Disability Purpose: To understand the benefits of an 8-week movement program for young children with autism. Description of study: Through a randomized control trial of a … Continue reading

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Men and Dads of Autism Dad’s Group BBQ on May 6th

Introduction Autism Dads and Men who get it! We know that they lick We know that they kick We know that they look away We get the different ways they tick We know that Dads are different too And we’re … Continue reading

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Family Social – Saturday 19 May 2012

Looking for opportunities to help your kids socialize? Ready to get the family out of the house for a little while? We have the answer for you! The ARROAutism Westside Family and Community Center is pleased to be able to … Continue reading

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LEAH NASH “A different kind of normal: Stories of Asperger’s Syndrome”

Introduction LEAH NASH—SOLO PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT “A different kind of normal: Stories of Asperger’s Syndrome” Date : Opening Reception Friday, May 4, from 6-9 p.m listen to the ARTIST TALK, this SATURDAY, MAY 5, 2-3 P.M. EXHIBIT Open until, SATURDAY, JUNE … Continue reading

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Thanks to everyone who joined us at Sean’s Run from Autism 2012

Sean’s Run from Autism is the single most important fundraising event for the Autism Research and Resources of Oregon to be able to continue it mission of providing resources to the Autism Community. Those resources are many, and include the … Continue reading

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