Facing challenges of:
AUTISM -- CAPD -- DYSLEXIA -- ADD/ADHD?
AUDITORY INTEGRATION THERAPY can make a difference!
- AIT is a sound-and-music treatment that has been clinically proven to change
the way the ears work to make them work more efficiently.
- AIT retrains the ears so they can ignore background noise and hear the
important foreground noise quickly and easily.
- AIT is a two week intensive, non-invasive treatment.
Upcoming sessions are to be held in:
KETTERING, UK, January 31 - February 11, 2010
and READING, UK, February 14 - 25, 2010
Space is limited -- Sign up now!
Visit www.listenbetterwithait.com to sign up or for more details.
About the practitioner: Dena Page has been working with chil
dren with autism and special needs since 1990. She has been providing AIT
through her practice, Hear This! since 1997. She holds certifications in
behavior analysis, Irlen Syndrome screening, and AIT (Digital Auditory
Aerobics).
Please find below the notes and agenda for the next meeting.
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Hi Linda, I didn’t receive an attachment? Thanks Anna
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From: Mark Dickinson [mailto:mdickinson@...] Sent: 11 May 2009 16:41 To: Anna Smith Cc:themainproject@... Subject: another page for the website Importance: High
Hi Anna
Here is an 'update' that could go one of our pages of the small steps = Big Changes website that will be launched on Wed
cheers
Linda
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From: Mark Dickinson [mailto:mdickinson@...] Sent: 11 May 2009 16:41 To: Anna Smith Cc: themainproject@... Subject: another page for the website Importance: High
Hi Anna
Here is an 'update' that could go one of our pages of the
small steps = Big Changes website that will be launched on Wed
cheers
Linda
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Alfie is 9 yrs and has the dual diagnosis of Down's Syndrome and Autism.
Sam is in mainstream school
and Alfie attends a special school. Alfie also attends the after-school-club at The Beverley School.
I am heavily involved in the Aiming High for Disabled Children and Redcar & Cleveland's group 'small steps = Big Changes'. Hope to see people from this borough at our next Conference (friendly conference !) on Wednesday 13 May at Gisborough Hall.
Also an Info Day on 5 June at Coatham memorial Hall, Redcar where we will have lots nd lots of useful information to share.
Hello Lisa(and everyone) my name is Nicola and I have a gorgeous step daughter who is 10 years old. She has been diagnosed with Semantic Pragmatic Disorder and also ASD. I'm still quite new to the Main Project and have only met A nna once. However I have to say she was so lovely when I did meet her that I felt I'd known her for years. My partner and I share custody of our daughter which means we generally have her about 3 days a week. My little girl attends mainstream school and has 10 hours a week one to one support. At present we are in the process of trying to get more hours for her, I'm sure it will be a long and complicated process. I seem to spend hours on the computer looking on various websites for information on SPD and ASD that I will be able to understand but it all seems like double dutch to me. A lot of the time I feel guilty, I wish I could do more to give her the best life ever. I would'nt change things for the world though. I feel so lucky to be involved in the life of such a wonderful little girl. Anyway I think I've waffled on for quite enough. Oh by the way this is my first computer and I'm totally clueless on how to do most things. So if there's any messages that don't make sense they'll probably be from me. I apologise in advance and can only say I'll try my very best not to make too many mistakes. It's been lovely talking to everybody,thanks for listening to me ramble on and on. Speak to you soon love Nicola xx --- In themainproject@yahoogroups.co.uk, "nicolabryant@..." <nicolabryant@...> wrote: > > --- In themainproject@yahoogroups.co.uk, "lomion1973" lisa@ wrote: > > > > Hi everyone - thought I'd pop the first post on to get the ball > > rolling. I'm Lisa, and I have two kids with an ASD - both have > > Asberger's, I also have another 3 kids, so we are a very busy house! I > > have just (finally) secured Direct Payments, totalling 25 hours per > > week and am in the process of recruiting 2 people. I'm happy to > > discuss anything at all - from the price of rice to CAF (grrrr), > > whatever.. > > > > I'm a single parent, and not able to work because of my own ill > > health. I've found Anna, Lin and everyone else at the MAIN project an > > absolute godsend - truly. > > > > I'd love to be in touch with other parents, maybe we could organise > > some trips out with other families ? Just a thought. > > > > Hope to meet more of you soon - Take Care > > > > Lisa > > >
Hello Lisa(and everyone) my name is Nicola and I have a gorgeous step
daughter who is 10 years old. She has been diagnosed with Semantic
Pragmatic Disorder and also ASD. I'm still quite new to the Main Project
and have only met A nna once. However I have to say she was so lovely
when I did meet her that I felt I'd known her for years. My partner and
I share custody of our daughter which means we generally have her about
3 days a week. My little girl attends mainstream school and has 10 hours
a week one to one support. At present we are in the process of trying to
get more hours for her, I'm sure it will be a long and complicated
process. I seem to spend hours on the computer looking on various
websites for information on SPD and ASD that I will be able to
understand but it all seems like double dutch to me. A lot of the time I
feel guilty, I wish I could do more to give her the best life ever. I
would'nt change things for the world though. I feel so lucky to be
involved in the life of such a wonderful little girl. Anyway I think
I've waffled on for quite enough. Oh by the way this is my first
computer and I'm totally clueless on how to do most things. So if
there's any messages that don't make sense they'll probably be from me.
I apologise in advance and can only say I'll try my very best not to
make too many mistakes. It's been lovely talking to everybody,thanks for
listening to me ramble on and on. Speak to you soon love Nicola xx
--- In themainproject@..., "nicolabryant@..."
<nicolabryant@...> wrote:
>
> --- In themainproject@..., "lomion1973" lisa@ wrote:
> >
> > Hi everyone - thought I'd pop the first post on to get the ball
> > rolling. I'm Lisa, and I have two kids with an ASD - both have
> > Asberger's, I also have another 3 kids, so we are a very busy house!
I
> > have just (finally) secured Direct Payments, totalling 25 hours per
> > week and am in the process of recruiting 2 people. I'm happy to
> > discuss anything at all - from the price of rice to CAF (grrrr),
> > whatever..
> >
> > I'm a single parent, and not able to work because of my own ill
> > health. I've found Anna, Lin and everyone else at the MAIN project
an
> > absolute godsend - truly.
> >
> > I'd love to be in touch with other parents, maybe we could organise
> > some trips out with other families ? Just a thought.
> >
> > Hope to meet more of you soon - Take Care
> >
> > Lisa
> >
>
--- In themainproject@..., "lomion1973" <lisa@...> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone - thought I'd pop the first post on to get the ball
> rolling. I'm Lisa, and I have two kids with an ASD - both have
> Asberger's, I also have another 3 kids, so we are a very busy house! I
> have just (finally) secured Direct Payments, totalling 25 hours per
> week and am in the process of recruiting 2 people. I'm happy to
> discuss anything at all - from the price of rice to CAF (grrrr),
> whatever..
>
> I'm a single parent, and not able to work because of my own ill
> health. I've found Anna, Lin and everyone else at the MAIN project an
> absolute godsend - truly.
>
> I'd love to be in touch with other parents, maybe we could organise
> some trips out with other families ? Just a thought.
>
> Hope to meet more of you soon - Take Care
>
> Lisa
>
Hi, this is Nigel. I'm Beverley School's Headteacher and I'm also a Director of
the MAIN Project. Let me know if you specially want me to respond to any
comments or questions and I'll try my best to help.
Hello, so sorry to anyone who expected social club to be on tonight!!!!
Lynne got a phone call 30 mins before it was due to start, cancelling
the club because builders were in painting and walls were not dry!
Shame we didn't get more notice. I know it is very difficult for us and
our users when things change at the last moment, so a big SORRY to
everyone.
Anna
Hi,
There is a parent to parent conference being organised by parent for
parents in Middlesbrough and similar event being organised for parents
in Redcar and Cleveland. We have a date for the Mbro one on 19th
November, as soon as i have the flyer i will post it on our
website.Looks like Redcars may be the week after. We are really excited
about it as its a way for parents to get their views heard about
services we would like to see- a wish list really. We need as many
parents as poss to attend, the more there are the bigger the voice.
I'd suggest the bahamas but I expect that may be a little beyond our means??
I know Alton Towers went down well, but it is a long trip - I've always found Lightwater Valley to be extremely helpful, and really good value for money, and also very good with the exit passes. Depending on the ages have you ever been to Magna (Rotherham) ? It's a hands on scientific huge (really huge) old steel foundry, with a huge playground outside. It is on three floors with loads of great exhibitions and things to do, and cheap! It's got loads of sensory activities, particularly in the water zone.
I guess for me, an ideal trip would be one with lots of different activities within a reasonable budget entry-wise, I could name about 12 in the South West, but I am still finding my way around here. I did take my lot to Scarborough a few weeks ago to go to the waterpark - to find it has been demolished - so that's one less place available. Had lovely day on the beach instead!! Be interesting to see what ideas other people come up with.
Lis :) --- In themainproject@..., "themainproject" <enquiries@...> wrote: > > --- In themainproject@..., "lomion1973" lisa@ > wrote: > > > > Hi everyone - thought I'd pop the first post on to get the ball > > rolling. I'm Lisa, and I have two kida littls with an ASD - both have > > Asberger's, I also have another 3 kids, so we are a very busy > house! I > > have just (finally) secured Direct Payments, totalling 25 hours per > > week and am in the process of recruiting 2 people. I'm happy to > > discuss anything at all - from the price of rice to CAF (grrrr), > > whatever.. > > > > I'm a single parent, and not able to work because of my own ill > > health. I've found Anna, Lin and everyone else at the MAIN project > an > > absolute godsend - truly. > > > > I'd love to be in touch with other parents, maybe we could organise > > some trips out with other families ? Just a thought. > > > > Hope to meet more of you soon - Take Care > > > > Lisa > > > Thanks Lisa for being the first to post!!!! > The MAIN Project is trying to secure some funding for another day > trip over the Easter hols, and possibly a Xmas panto. Will post info > as we get it. Any ideas of where we could go? > Anna x >
--- In themainproject@..., "lomion1973" <lisa@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi everyone - thought I'd pop the first post on to get the ball
> rolling. I'm Lisa, and I have two kids with an ASD - both have
> Asberger's, I also have another 3 kids, so we are a very busy
house! I
> have just (finally) secured Direct Payments, totalling 25 hours per
> week and am in the process of recruiting 2 people. I'm happy to
> discuss anything at all - from the price of rice to CAF (grrrr),
> whatever..
>
> I'm a single parent, and not able to work because of my own ill
> health. I've found Anna, Lin and everyone else at the MAIN project
an
> absolute godsend - truly.
>
> I'd love to be in touch with other parents, maybe we could organise
> some trips out with other families ? Just a thought.
>
> Hope to meet more of you soon - Take Care
>
> Lisa
>
Thanks Lisa for being the first to post!!!!
The MAIN Project is trying to secure some funding for another day
trip over the Easter hols, and possibly a Xmas panto. Will post info
as we get it. Any ideas of where we could go?
Anna x
--- In themainproject@..., "lomion1973" <lisa@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi everyone - thought I'd pop the first post on to get the ball
> rolling. I'm Lisa, and I have two kids with an ASD - both have
> Asberger's, I also have another 3 kids, so we are a very busy
house! I
> have just (finally) secured Direct Payments, totalling 25 hours per
> week and am in the process of recruiting 2 people. I'm happy to
> discuss anything at all - from the price of rice to CAF (grrrr),
> whatever..
>
> I'm a single parent, and not able to work because of my own ill
> health. I've found Anna, Lin and everyone else at the MAIN project
an
> absolute godsend - truly.
>
> I'd love to be in touch with other parents, maybe we could organise
> some trips out with other families ? Just a thought.
>
> Hope to meet more of you soon - Take Care
>
> Lisa
>
Hi everyone - thought I'd pop the first post on to get the ball
rolling. I'm Lisa, and I have two kids with an ASD - both have
Asberger's, I also have another 3 kids, so we are a very busy house! I
have just (finally) secured Direct Payments, totalling 25 hours per
week and am in the process of recruiting 2 people. I'm happy to
discuss anything at all - from the price of rice to CAF (grrrr),
whatever..
I'm a single parent, and not able to work because of my own ill
health. I've found Anna, Lin and everyone else at the MAIN project an
absolute godsend - truly.
I'd love to be in touch with other parents, maybe we could organise
some trips out with other families ? Just a thought.
Hope to meet more of you soon - Take Care
Lisa
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