Martens, Marilee A., PhD

Marilee Martens, PhD Virtual Convention: 10/8/2020

This session will provide techniques to teach your children how to change their negative thoughts and reduce their anxiety. Helpful information on how to parent a child with anxiety will also be discussed.   

How to watch: Sessions can be viewed immediately or at a pre-scheduled daily time.  Click the button below, then click on "register" and then "select a date".  If you'd like to watch immediately, click on "watch yesterday's replay now". 

Students with Williams syndrome have a unique educational profile, with widely disparate strengths and weaknesses. However, the effective utilization of their personal strengths and their innate ability to access technology can go a long way to help improve success in more challenging areas and allow access to age-appropriate curriculums with their same-age peers. This fact sheet provides further insight into students with Williams syndrome.

Marilee A. Martens, Sarah J. Wilson, and David C. Reutens. 2008.

The Ohio State University-Newark, USA; Nisonger Center, The Ohio State University, USA; School of Behavioural Science, The University of Melbourne, Australia; Department of Medicine, Monash University, Australia