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Intensive Interaction DVD from Dave Hewett

Now available - the all-new Intensive Interaction DVD from Dave Hewett and obtainable from the Intensive Interaction Institute. There are eleven chapters with nearly two hours of footage showing the importance of Intensive Interaction for people with severe learning difficulties and for people with autism.

Extensive advice on Intensive Interaction technique and practice is given in interviews with Intensive Interaction Coordinators and Associates. The content is warm, lively and informative.

Go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9w9KKVRQKPw

 

NEW NAS conferences and courses: Challenging behaviour, Communication, Continence problems, Puberty and more

Upcoming NAS training courses and conferences:


Autism and relationships, puberty, sex and sexuality conference

13 October, Birmingham

Learn tools and strategies to help you talk confidently about relationships with children and adults with autism. Also featuring interactive seminars on keeping safe, sexual health, puberty and the legal framework for teachers.

www.autism.org.uk/Relationships2015D

 

Autism and sport: one-day theory and practical combined one-day course

31 October, Sheffield (more dates available)

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to autism, focusing on the delivery of sport. It will help delegates to recognise and understand the key areas of difference in autism, as well as looking at supportive strategies in practical situations in order to reduce the difficulties experienced by participants and session leaders.

www.autism.org.uk/Sport2015D

 

Learning to wee and poo in the right place − continence problems in children with autism course

4 November, Barnsley.

This course will focus on understanding toileting difficulties, toilet training and autism-related continence issues. The day will be presented by Dr Eve Fleming (Community Paediatrician) and Lorraine MacAlister (NAS). 4 November, Barnsley.

http://www.autism.org.uk/ContinenceProblems2015D

 

Understanding and supporting challenging behaviour conference

10 November, Exeter

This conference features key speakers who will discuss factors which can trigger behaviours for children and adults with autism which can be difficult for other people to deal with. Key topics include: strategies to reduce stress and anxiety, reducing restrictive practices, toileting issues, managing aggression at school and risk assessment and management.

http://www.autism.org.uk/behaviour2015d

 

Sensory considerations course

11 November, Manchester

This course will explore the sensory differences that may be experienced by children and adults on the autism spectrum and strategies to support these differences. This course will help you in identifying and making changes to your practice which will positively support the sensory needs of children with autism.

http://www.autism.org.uk/SensoryconsiderationsD

 

Autism and communication conference

17 November, Leeds

This conference will discuss the types of communication difficulties that people on the autism spectrum can experience, as well as the various tools and strategies to help support verbal and non-verbal communication. Key topics include: atypical language development, intensive interaction, using IT, enabling people with severe difficulties to communicate.

www.autism.org.uk/communication2015d

 

Understanding and supporting children with PDA - one-day course

18 November, London

Delivered by Phil Christie from the Elizabeth Newson Centre, the course aims to develop a clearer understanding of PDA and its relationship to autism spectrum disorder. The session will focus on developing an understanding of developmental pathways and educational management of some of the more complex children within the autism spectrum, particularly those who fit the profile of PDA.

http://www.autism.org.uk/PDAtraining2015D

 

Understanding autism and introduction to the SPELL framework - one-day course

3 December 2015 – London

This course will provide an overview of the autism spectrum. SPELL is a framework for understanding and responding to the needs of children and adults on the autism spectrum developed through evidence based practice, useful in identifying underlying issues, reducing the disabling effects of the condition and providing a cornerstone for communication. This course is organised by the National Autistic Society.

www.autism.org.uk/SPELL2015D

 

The National Autistic Society’s Professional Conference

1-2 March 2016, Telford

This annual two-day conference is a unique opportunity for professionals to discuss best practice and share learning. Expert speakers will present an overview of the changing environment and the latest developments in the field of autism. Delegates can choose seminars from four streams. Register before 20 November to benefit from the early booking rate.

http://www.autism.org.uk/professional2016d

 

Get wired 2015: A conference on artificial electromagnetic fields and their impact on human well-being. November, 2015. West Sussex. UK

getwiredJoin us for a day of presentations and expert panel discussion with scientists, medical doctors, and researchers on the implications of wireless technologies and electro-pollution - and steps you can take to protect your family.  The event is open to all. The venue has been deliberately selected for its low-EMF pollution levels to make it accessible for EHS individuals.

Sunday 1st Nov 2015 - 9:30am to 3:30pm

Main Theatre

Rawson Hall

The Street

Bolney

W Sussex

RH17 5PF

For more information visit: www.getwi.red

#getwired2015

 

TAC Bulletin Update - Issue Number 165 - Mid-September 2015

Editor Peter Limbrick - About this TAC Bulletin

The movement of peoples. Something bigger to come?

Researching Marginalized Groups – An International Symposium in Scotland, UK, October 2015

Gatlinburg Conference ‘Prenatal Development and Risk for Developmental Disabilities’ March 2016, San Diego, USA – CALL FOR PAPERS

International children’s palliative care abstracts service

Dangers to children’s health from wi-fi radiation in schools. Are you a worried parent?

Systematic review of tools to measure outcomes for young children with autism spectrum disorder - Report from SPRU

International review of literature about disabled children's need for stability and permanence when removed from parents

Video: Early Childhood Mental Health - from the Center on the Developing Child

Video: Lecture by Juan Bornman on Assessment and intervention of children with challenging behavior

Free online series from Geneva Centre for Autism: Introduction to Autism

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