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2023/6/22 / New York City, New York / Education / Children

＜ PART 2: Q&A Session ＞ Online ・ Health Seminar "What is Autism Spectrum ？ Symptoms and Treatments You Should Know"

We will be answering your questions about the relatively mild autism spectrum.

Nippon Club ・ Japanese Medical Association of America （ JMSA ） Co-sponsored Online ・ Health Seminar. On June 13, we recently invited Dr. Keishin Saito, a pediatric psychiatrist, to give a clear explanation of how the relatively mild autism spectrum manifests itself and how to respond to it, including symptoms and treatment. In the Q ＆ A session with Dr. Maki Kano, we received many questions from the 120 participants, but since we were unable to answer all of them, we are holding a Q ＆ A session as part 2 this time. Once again, Dr. Saito and Dr. Kano will be joining us to answer the questions that were not answered in the previous webinar. We hope to see you there, whether you participated in the previous webinar or not.

[Date and Time]
June 22 （ Thu ） 7:00 ～ 8:00 pm （ ET ）

[Lecturer]
Dr. Keishin Saito
Director, Department of Inpatient Services, Department of Psychiatry, The Zucker Hillside Hospital, Professor of Psychiatry, Donald&Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell)

Maki Kano, M.D.
（ Mount Sinai Tokio Marine Memorial Clinic, President of the Japanese Medical Society of America (JMSA) ）

[Registration Fee]
Free Registration required ）

■ Click here to register ：
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_enhqFlafTQSIzMcnE_2cNg#/ registration

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email regarding your participation in the webinar.

＊ The webinar will be conducted in Japanese, but will be available with English subtitles via Wordly's real-time AI translation.
＊ This is an online ・ event via Zoom. The actual event will not take place at Nippon Club Hall.

＜ Lecturer Profile ＞

Dr. Keishin Saito
Director, Inpatient Services, Department of Psychiatry, The Zucker Hillside Hospital, Professor of Psychiatry, Donald&Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell)
Born in Sapporo Medical University, he came to the US after 2 years of training in Japan. Completed one year of training in pediatrics, three years in psychiatry, and two years in child psychiatry in New York. After working in clinical research, he became Medical Director of the Adolescent Unit at Zucker Hillside Hospital, and since 2020 has been responsible for 226 beds in 10 wards at Zucker Hillside Hospital, managing inpatients and staff, conducting clinical research, and teaching residents and medical students. Donald ＆ Barbara Zucker Haustra ／ Professor of Psychiatry at Northwell Medical College, where he has published numerous articles and research papers in the US and abroad. He is currently a consultant psychiatrist at the Consulate General of Japan in New York.

Maki Kano, M.D.
Dr. Maki Kano, M.D.
（ Mount Sinai Tokio Marine Memorial Clinic, President of the Japanese Medical Society of America (JMSA Futaku) ）
Born in Kamakura, Japan, Dr. Kano came to the US with his parents at age 3, Raised in Scarsdale and Chappaqua, NY. Graduated from Cornell University. Graduated from Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. He has been actively involved in volunteer medical support activities in the Japanese American community. He has served the Japanese Medical Society of America （ JMSA ） as president and chairperson of Community Affairs and has been active in various community philanthropic activities. Since 2000, she has been a board-certified physician in both internal medicine and pediatrics at Mount Sinai Tokio Marine Memorial Clinic ・ Japanese Medical Practice in Hartsdale, providing "compassionate medical care" in Japanese where the whole family can always feel comfortable and consulted. A mother of two children, after giving birth to her first child in 2003, she realized the stress of childbirth and childcare in a different culture and strongly felt the need for networking and childcare support for Japanese pregnant women and mothers living abroad, and founded the non-profit childcare support group "New York Sukusukukukai" in September of the same year. Since then, the group has held seminars and workshops for pregnant ・ mothers on topics related to childbirth and child-rearing, such as medical care, breastfeeding, and discipline, mainly at the spring and fall "Health ・ Fairs" held every year at the NY Nikkei Association.
Since 2013, she has also been the School Doctor （ at Keio Academy of New York （ High School ） ） since 2013.

[Contact]

info@nipponclub.org