Re: OT: Introduction to using the 'guided participation relationship' (as in RDI)

[Guest guest]

I think something over an extended period has a better chance of " bedding down "

and giving parents confidence. I am interested because I don't hink my

relationship with H is as good as it could be and it needs support and

encouragement as well as ideas and things to do.

Margaret

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> The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

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> - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> - changing your communication style

> - slowing life down

> - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

>

> It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

>

> We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

>

> If you are interested in this:

>

> 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

>

> Thanks

>

> Zoe

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[Guest guest]

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> > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

> >

> > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> > - changing your communication style

> > - slowing life down

> > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

> >

> > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

> >

> > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

> >

> > If you are interested in this:

> >

> > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > Zoe

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi there Zoe, I would definitely be interested,what sort of dates and times are we looking at ? Kind Regards.. Parveen WarisFrom: Zoe <zoet@...>Subject: OT: Introduction to using the 'guided participation relationship' (as in RDI)Autism Treatment Date: Monday, 15 June, 2009, 10:57 AM

The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on how to implement the concepts, which could include:

- a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your interactions with your child and as a family

- changing your communication style

- slowing life down

- how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI' workshop in Euston.

We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

If you are interested in this:

1. You can leave me a message on this group

2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

Thanks

Zoe

[Guest guest]

Intensive 2 day or 10 week?

Zoe

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> > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

> > >

> > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> > > - changing your communication style

> > > - slowing life down

> > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

> > >

> > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based -

in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to

RDI' workshop in Euston.

> > >

> > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered.

Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who

might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or

weekend evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

> > >

> > > If you are interested in this:

> > >

> > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > >

> > > Zoe

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Parveen

At the moment we have nothing fixed - we are just trying to gauge whether

parents would prefer a 2 day intensive course or a 10 week course.

Zoe

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> From: Zoe <zoet@...>

> Subject: OT: Introduction to using the 'guided

participation relationship' (as in RDI)

> Autism Treatment

> Date: Monday, 15 June, 2009, 10:57 AM

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interactions with your child and as a family

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> It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

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> We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

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[Guest guest]

Hi Margaret

Would you be willing to travel from Cambridge to London one day every week for

10 weeks?

Zoe

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> > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

> >

> > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> > - changing your communication style

> > - slowing life down

> > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

> >

> > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

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> > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

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> > If you are interested in this:

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> > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

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> > Thanks

> >

> > Zoe

> >

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[Guest guest]

Depends where it was I think, to be honest intensive I think maybe better, thanks,Di

From: Zoe <zoet@...>Subject: Re: OT: Introduction to using the 'guided participation relationship' (as in RDI)Autism Treatment Date: Monday, 15 June, 2009, 1:36 PM

Intensive 2 day or 10 week?Zoe> > >> > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on how to implement the concepts, which could include:> > > > > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your interactions with your child and as a family> > > - changing your communication style> > > - slowing life down> > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'> > >

> > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI' workshop in Euston.> > > > > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?> > > > > > If you are interested in this:> > > > > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group> > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive> > > > > > Thanks> > > > > > Zoe> > >> >>

[Guest guest]

Also Di what local authority are you in?

Zoe

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> > > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

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> > > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> > > > - changing your communication style

> > > > - slowing life down

> > > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

> > > >

> > > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based -

in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to

RDI' workshop in Euston.

> > > >

> > > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered.

Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who

might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or

weekend evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

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> > > > If you are interested in this:

> > > >

> > > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

> > > >

> > > > Thanks

> > > >

> > > > Zoe

> > > >

> > >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Parveen what local authority are you in?

Zoe

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> > From: Zoe <zoet@>

> > Subject: OT: Introduction to using the 'guided

participation relationship' (as in RDI)

> > Autism Treatment

> > Date: Monday, 15 June, 2009, 10:57 AM

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introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

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interactions with your child and as a family

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> > - slowing life down

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> > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

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> > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

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> > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

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> > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

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[Guest guest]

Do you mean a day a week for 1O weeks? Do we need to bring our autistic child

with us?

Margaret

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> > > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

> > > >

> > > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> > > > - changing your communication style

> > > > - slowing life down

> > > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

> > > >

> > > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based -

in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to

RDI' workshop in Euston.

> > > >

> > > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered.

Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who

might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or

weekend evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

> > > >

> > > > If you are interested in this:

> > > >

> > > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

> > > >

> > > > Thanks

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> > > > Zoe

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[Guest guest]

I just replied to an earlier message before I saw this one. It would be pretty

onerous. I wondered how much (if any) Henry would be needed to participate - I

find theoretical stuff less useful than things tailored to me and Henry.If I had

to bring Henry I would also have to bring a carer, as I don't have the energy to

manage him any more. Would the course be expensive?

Margaret

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> > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

> > >

> > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> > > - changing your communication style

> > > - slowing life down

> > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

> > >

> > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based -

in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to

RDI' workshop in Euston.

> > >

> > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered.

Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who

might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or

weekend evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

> > >

> > > If you are interested in this:

> > >

> > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > >

> > > Zoe

> > >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Hi M

We are probably looking at 2 hours per week for 10 weeks - not sure whether day

or evening, depends on parents

OR

a 2 day intensive (full days) over a weekend

both without child/ren - am afraid we dont have the resources to fund a creche

it is possible that the 2 day could have an evening follow up after, say, 3

months.

the 10 week would be more expensive due to 10 x venue hire costs as opposed to 2

x venue hire. Bright Futures is looking to subsedise any course, but this would

be dependent on the charity securing the funding.

I cant be more definite at the mo as we are just at the exploratory stage.

Zoe

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> > > > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

> > > > >

> > > > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for

your interactions with your child and as a family

> > > > > - changing your communication style

> > > > > - slowing life down

> > > > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation

relationship'

> > > > >

> > > > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based

- in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to

RDI' workshop in Euston.

> > > > >

> > > > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered.

Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who

might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or

weekend evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

> > > > >

> > > > > If you are interested in this:

> > > > >

> > > > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > > > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

> > > > >

> > > > > Thanks

> > > > >

> > > > > Zoe

> > > > >

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[Guest guest]

Hi Zoe

I would be interested. I think 2 days intensive would work better for me.

Thank you

Vilma

In a message dated 06/15/09 14:22:12 GMT Daylight Time, zoet@... writes:

Hi M We are probably looking at 2 hours per week for 10 weeks - not sure whether day or evening, depends on parents OR a 2 day intensive (full days) over a weekend both without child/ren - am afraid we dont have the resources to fund a creche it is possible that the 2 day could have an evening follow up after, say, 3 months. the 10 week would be more expensive due to 10 x venue hire costs as opposed to 2 x venue hire. Bright Futures is looking to subsedise any course, but this would be dependent on the charity securing the funding. I cant be more definite at the mo as we are just at the exploratory stage. Zoe > > > > > > > > > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a shor

t course that introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on how to implement the concepts, which could include: > > > > > > > > > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your interactions with your child and as a family > > > > > - changing your communication style > > > > > - slowing life down > > > > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship' > > > > > > > > > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI' workshop in Euston. > > > > > > > > > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend? > > > > > > > > > > If you are interested in this: > > > > > > > > > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group > > > > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive > > > > > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > > > > > Zoe > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ DISCLAIMER No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.

[Guest guest]

Hi Zoe,

I'd be very interested, especially if it was a two day intensive course.

Thanks

Esme

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> The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

>

> - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> - changing your communication style

> - slowing life down

> - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

>

> It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

>

> We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

>

> If you are interested in this:

>

> 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

>

> Thanks

>

> Zoe

>

[Guest guest]

Zoe please do this! I would definitely come to it. I know others I could get

to come to it as well.

Please would you keep me in the loop,

Eileen

>

> The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

>

> - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> - changing your communication style

> - slowing life down

> - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

>

> It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

>

> We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

>

> If you are interested in this:

>

> 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

>

> Thanks

>

> Zoe

>

[Guest guest]

Zoe would it be possible to run the two day and then assess

and see who many could take you up on the ten week?

I might have questions after implementing the two day.

I think both are equally valid but understand not everyone can get child care

etc.

Eileen

>

> The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

>

> - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> - changing your communication style

> - slowing life down

> - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

>

> It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

>

> We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

>

> If you are interested in this:

>

> 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

>

> Thanks

>

> Zoe

>

[Guest guest]

zoe, I am in Hertfordshire, Di x

From: Zoe <zoet@...>Subject: Re: OT: Introduction to using the 'guided participation relationship' (as in RDI)Autism Treatment Date: Monday, 15 June, 2009, 1:45 PM

Also Di what local authority are you in?Zoe> > > >> > > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with

practical tips on how to implement the concepts, which could include:> > > > > > > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your interactions with your child and as a family> > > > - changing your communication style> > > > - slowing life down> > > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'> > > > > > > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI' workshop in Euston.> > > > > > > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend evening or a 2 day intensive

course over a weekend?> > > > > > > > If you are interested in this:> > > > > > > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group> > > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive> > > > > > > > Thanks> > > > > > > > Zoe> > > >> > >> >>

[Guest guest]

Hi Zoe,

I'm definitely interested. I think the ten week course would work better for me.

Begona

From: Zoe <zoet@...>Autism Treatment Sent: Monday, 15 June, 2009 10:57:55Subject: OT: Introduction to using the 'guided participation relationship' (as in RDI)

The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on how to implement the concepts, which could include:- a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your interactions with your child and as a family- changing your communication style- slowing life down- how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI' workshop in Euston.We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?If you are interested

in this:1. You can leave me a message on this group2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensiveThanksZoe

[Guest guest]

Hi Zoe,

Would this course be open to my parents? They are obviously in a

different position from your target audience but I would absolutely love

them to be able to attend. (They help out a lot with Tom when as my

husband works away and are really in need of some RDI training/ info/

advice). If they were able to go, they would prefer the 2 day intensive.

Sara x

diana eden wrote:

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> From: Zoe <zoet@...>

> Subject: Re: OT: Introduction to using

> the 'guided participation relationship' (as in RDI)

> Autism Treatment

> Date: Monday, 15 June, 2009, 1:45 PM

>

> Also Di what local authority are you in?

>

> Zoe

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> > > > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short

> course that introduces parents to some of the concepts used in

> RDI, with practical tips on how to implement the concepts, which

> could include:

> > > > >

> > > > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this

> means for your interactions with your child and as a family

> > > > > - changing your communication style

> > > > > - slowing life down

> > > > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation

> relationship'

> > > > >

> > > > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than

> theory based - in response to some of the feedback that we had at

> the London 'Introduction to RDI' workshop in Euston.

> > > > >

> > > > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this

> delivered. Assuming there are more parents clustered together in

> and around London who might be interested in this, would people

> prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend evening or a 2 day

> intensive course over a weekend?

> > > > >

> > > > > If you are interested in this:

> > > > >

> > > > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > > > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day

> intensive

> > > > >

> > > > > Thanks

> > > > >

> > > > > Zoe

> > > > >

> > > >

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[Guest guest]

Ok, will put your name down. What local authority are you in?

Zoe

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> > > > > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course

that introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips

on how to implement the concepts, which could include:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for

your interactions with your child and as a family

> > > > > > - changing your communication style

> > > > > > - slowing life down

> > > > > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation

relationship'

> > > > > >

> > > > > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory

based - in response to some of the feedback that we had at the London

'Introduction to RDI' workshop in Euston.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered.

Assuming there are more parents clustered together in and around London who

might be interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or

weekend evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > If you are interested in this:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > > > > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Thanks

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Zoe

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

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>

> DISCLAIMER

> No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If

you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Esme

What local authority are you in?

Cheers

Zoe

> >

> > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

> >

> > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> > - changing your communication style

> > - slowing life down

> > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

> >

> > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

> >

> > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

> >

> > If you are interested in this:

> >

> > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > Zoe

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Eileen

What local authority are you in? Are you interested in a London venue for the

course? It would be useful if you could give me an idea of how many others you

think might be interested and from what areas

Cheers

Zoe

> >

> > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

> >

> > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> > - changing your communication style

> > - slowing life down

> > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

> >

> > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

> >

> > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

> >

> > If you are interested in this:

> >

> > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > Zoe

> >

>

[Guest guest]

We are thinking about some kind of follow up - Consultants who are designing the

course are considering if they could offer this - will keep you posted.

Zoe

> >

> > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

> >

> > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> > - changing your communication style

> > - slowing life down

> > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

> >

> > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

> >

> > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

> >

> > If you are interested in this:

> >

> > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > Zoe

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I dont see why not. Would London or Bham be better for them?

Zoe

> > > > > >

> > > > > > The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short

> > course that introduces parents to some of the concepts used in

> > RDI, with practical tips on how to implement the concepts, which

> > could include:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > - a different way of thinking about autism and what this

> > means for your interactions with your child and as a family

> > > > > > - changing your communication style

> > > > > > - slowing life down

> > > > > > - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation

> > relationship'

> > > > > >

> > > > > > It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than

> > theory based - in response to some of the feedback that we had at

> > the London 'Introduction to RDI' workshop in Euston.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > We are just trying to judge how parents would like this

> > delivered. Assuming there are more parents clustered together in

> > and around London who might be interested in this, would people

> > prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend evening or a 2 day

> > intensive course over a weekend?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > If you are interested in this:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> > > > > > 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day

> > intensive

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Thanks

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Zoe

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> The charity Bright Futures is looking to organise a short course that

introduces parents to some of the concepts used in RDI, with practical tips on

how to implement the concepts, which could include:

>

> - a different way of thinking about autism and what this means for your

interactions with your child and as a family

> - changing your communication style

> - slowing life down

> - how to guide your child using the 'guided participation relationship'

>

> It is anticipated that it will be much more practice than theory based - in

response to some of the feedback that we had at the London 'Introduction to RDI'

workshop in Euston.

>

> We are just trying to judge how parents would like this delivered. Assuming

there are more parents clustered together in and around London who might be

interested in this, would people prefer a 10 week course one weekday or weekend

evening or a 2 day intensive course over a weekend?

>

> If you are interested in this:

>

> 1. You can leave me a message on this group

> 2. Please let me know your preference re 10 week or 2 day intensive

>

> Thanks

>

> Zoe

>

Hi. The 2 day intensive course sounds good.

Thanks.

Zahra