WOW: Autism One Radio - Yasko Interview 25.7.06 - HIghly Recommend

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As a small taster for my forthcoming Yasko Studies (read brain ache) last nigth I listened to Terri Smalls interview with Amy Yasko while I tidied up my office.

I get it now - not all of it of course but the general idea.

I highly recommned listening - its 2 hours worth - you can pause it for toilet breaks. Got hard going after the first hour simply because of processing what you've heard, I need to go back do it again but maybe I'll do part 2 first - I think that one is 1st August.

Her protocol is so child specific, targetted and precise - it makes DAN! look so clumsy to me this morning.

If your child is respoinding quickly and positively to DAN! then save your brain cells for summat else but if not - this is a must listen IMHO

Sending another post with how to use A1 archives for those interested who have't been before.

I believe in learning by osmosis, perhaps I could record it and play it while I'm asleep and it will sink in LOL

Mandi in Dorset

PS Wish I had a lpatop and could listen in the bedroom while I sort out the supppement museums - see if anythign decent is still in date.......................

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>

> As a small taster for my forthcoming Yasko Studies (read brain

ache) last

> nigth I listened to Terri Smalls interview with Amy Yasko while I

tidied up my

> office.

>

> I get it now - not all of it of course but the general idea.

>

> I highly recommned listening - its 2 hours worth - you can pause

it for

> toilet breaks. Got hard going after the first hour simply because

of processing

> what you've heard, I need to go back do it again but maybe I'll do

part 2

> first - I think that one is 1st August.

>

> Her protocol is so child specific, targetted and precise - it makes

DAN!

> look so clumsy to me this morning.

>

> If your child is respoinding quickly and positively to DAN! then

save your

> brain cells for summat else but if not - this is a must listen IMHO

>

> Sending another post with how to use A1 archives for those

interested who

> have't been before.

>

> I believe in learning by osmosis, perhaps I could record it and

play it

> while I'm asleep and it will sink in LOL

>

> Mandi in Dorset

> PS Wish I had a lpatop and could listen in the bedroom while I sort

out the

> supppement museums - see if anythign decent is still in

> date.......................

>

Hi Mandi,

The Puzzle of Autism book arrived yesterday morning (many thanks to

Jacqui) and I haven't been able to keep my nose out of it since.

Really exciting stuff - even agrees with me about bugs living in nose

and causing problems in gut.

Wish we could send someone over to train with her.....

I'll have to listen to the interview. Look forward to knowing how to

set it up. Thanks.

Patience