“Seminars and Presentations”

Ideal Lives founder Lisa Simmons is available to share her expertise with your advocate-support organization or workplace. Lisa is a dynamic, engaging and informative speaker who can make a difference in your organization.

Lisa’s presentations have included the 2003 Conference on Disabilities in Georgia to discuss training effective advocates; the 2001 Annual QMRP Conference in Tennessee to discuss online special needs resources; regional conferences on implementing person-centered planning and community inclusion; and workshops for parents on special education law, stress management and advocacy skills.

Lisa has provided practical help to thousands of parents, educators and special needs professionals through her presentations, one-on-one counseling, website, products and newsletter. She has done case-specific research for more than 250 parents and professionals.

Complete this form and Lisa will contact you directly to discuss how she can assist your organization. Remember... each workshop or speaking topic Lisa provides is customized to address the specific needs of the organization, so please provide as many details about your needs and goals as possible.

Your full name. Your home or work address. E-mail address where you can be contacted? What type of group do you represent? Parent Support Group Human Service Organization School Related Organization Parent Training & Information Center Other What special needs topic is your group interested in? What are the outcomes you want for your organization as a result of Lisa's work with you? How many members are there in your group or organization? What length of presentation are you looking for? (2 hrs, 1/2 day, etc.) Would you like to receive our free newsletter of practical special needs tips & resources? Yes No

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