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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Peta Cohen: Systemic and Metabolic Vicious Cycles: A Biomedical Approach to Identifying and Treating

Peta Cohen, M.S., R.D., a Clinical Nutritionist and Metabolic Specialist, is joining NAA – NY Metro for presentations in Westchester and Manhattan (at the Rebecca School) to discuss an important, complex, and often overlooked issue in people on the autism spectrum – problems in systemic and metabolic functions. Her presentation will review the underlying systems and metabolic problems familiar to many individuals on the autism spectrum. Not only will she will explain their dynamic relationships, she also will provide a framework for assessing and treating these problems. Join us for an evening of learning about these complex issues in an understandable way and learn how you can help someone you know who may be presenting with these issues.

Tuesday, October 25th from 6PM – 8:30PM

The Rebecca School

40 East 30th St., 5th Floor Gym

New York, NY 10016

6:00pm – 6:30pm: Networking

6:30pm – 8:30pm: Presentation and Q&A

AND

Monday, November 21st from 7PM – 9:30PM

The Gleeson-Israel Gateway Center (Westchester ARC)

265 Saw Mill River Road (Route 9A)

1st Floor Conference Room

Hawthorne, NY 10532

No RSVP required for either event

Peta Cohen, M.S., R.D., is a Clinical Nutritionist and Metabolic Specialist and the founder of the Total Life Center, an Integrative Wellness Center located in downtown Englewood, New Jersey. Peta received her Masters in Clinical Nutrition from New York University in 1996 and has since aggressively pursued extensive ongoing education in the field of Functional and Molecular Medicine, with an emphasis on developmental and behavioral disorders and the complex adult patient.

Peta has 15 years of clinical experience successfully treating complex and chronic health issues and has been a Defeat Autism Now practitioner since 1998. While Peta’s innovative approach to healing serious health issues can be applied to help patients with any health condition, Peta has made helping Children with Special Needs and the complex adult patient a particular focus of her practice. Peta has amassed a considerable expertise in this area, developing highly effective proprietary protocols for these individuals and their families.

Peta practices a Biomedical approach to healing based on the principals of Functional Medicine, developing individualized treatment plans that address the root causes of illness based on the unique biochemistry of each individual. Physicians often refer their most challenging cases to Peta when a traditional approach is unsuccessful.

Peta is frequently invited to share her expertise at leading global conferences and seminars, such as: Defeat Autism Now/Autism Research Institute Conferences, The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ), The Lyme Autism Association, The American Holistic Medical Association, The Compounding Pharmacy Association, The Maternal Mother and Child Organization of Pascack Valley Hospital (New Jersey).

Ms. Cohen has also broadcast a multi-episode on-line seminar for “AutismOne-Radio” on the topic of Nutrition and Metabolic Issues relating to Autism and other Developmental/Behavioral Disorders.

Monday, May 23, 2011

NAA NY Metro Chapter (Westchester) Parent Roundtable-AutismOne Conference Highlights

Tuesday, June 7, 2011, 7 to 9pm
Washington Engine Fire Company
130 White Plains Road, Tarrytown, NY
(across from blding #150)

Tricia Zarro and Lisa Rudley, Co-Leaders of the Westchester NAA NY Metro sub-chapter will moderate a parent roundtable to discuss AutismOne Conference Highlights. AutismOne Conference information: http://www.autismone.org/ This conference is being streamed "live" see AutismOne's website for details.

Tricia the mom to three children and a Special Needs Teacher in Westchester. Her youngest son has a diagnosis of ASD. She has been a facilitator of a local Westchester support group for the past five years. Tricia has a wealth of experience using special diets, biomedical treatment options and rehabilitative therapies.

Lisa is the mom of three children and a Special Needs Financial Planner. For the last five years, she has utilized a variety of healing modalities to help her son with ASD and many others in her community to improve the lives of children with autism and their families. Lisa has worked extensively with Homeopathy, Reiki, and various supportive therapies including Neurofeedback, HANDLE, NAET, Vision Therapy, Brain Gym and Tomatis. Lisa also moderated a local Westchester support group for the past four years.

Both Tricia and Lisa have combined efforts this January to form the Westchester sub-chapter of the NAA NY Metro Chapter. This Westchester sub-chapter holds 1 to 2 meetings monthly and alternates between the Tarrytown and Briarcliff Manor locations.

For more information, please visit our website http://www.naanyc.org/