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How a genuinely whole-child approach can save ECI practitioners’ time & make better use of budgets. Part 3: Go where the child is. Do what the child does

Seminar series (UK) 2018 - important new work with infants with disabilitie

Read more: TAC Bulletin Update – Issue Number 210 – Mid-November 2017

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How a genuinely whole-child approach can save early-childhood practitioners’ time and make better use of budgets – with a note about practitioners’ spectacles

Rebound Therapy training courses are now available in the USA, Canada and

Read more: TAC Bulletin Update – Issue Number 208 – Mid-October 2017

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Missing links from the recent TAC Bulletin (Issue 205) – and our sincere apology

Helping parents of disabled young children be less stressed and exhausted. ECI seminars in Birmingham, Oxfor

Read more: TAC Bulletin Update – Issue Number 206 – September/October 2017

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Goals, commitments and promises for families who have a baby or young child with a multifaceted condition. Are mine the same as yours?

Young Child Expo & Conference, LA, USA, January 17

Read more: TAC Bulletin – Issue Number 205 – September 2017

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How a genuinely whole-child approach can save early-childhood practitioners’ time and make better use of budgets. Part 2. Using the ‘consultant model’ of teamwork

Talking Mats – international resource

Seminar series (UK) 2018 - impor

Read more: TAC Bulletin – Issue Number 209 – November 2017

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Editorial: Is the children’s therapy you offer bogus? Almost certainly not, if you are a TAC Bulletin reader. But ‘Extravagant Promises Therapy’ is out there! How can parents be helped to avoid the dangers?

Seminar series (UK) - new

Read more: TAC Bulletin – Issue Number 207 – October 2017

Quite soon after the TAC Bulletin went out the website went down. We apologise for this and hope it has not caused readers too much inconvenience.

This list of items from that issue with links is here: http://www.tacinterconnections.com/ind

Read more: Missing links from the recent TAC Bulletin (Issue 205) – and our sincere apology

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Power in Kensington, London, UK

Helping sleep-deprived disabled children and families: 2-day course in London and Seminar in Shrewsbury. Both with Julie Sutton, 2017 UK

ECI without Tears:

Read more: TAC Bulletin Update – Issue Number 200 – Mid-June 2017