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The 2022 Intensive Interaction Conference – ‘JOURNEYS INTO INTENSIVE INTERACTION’ – book by 6 May for the ‘early booking’ discount!
‘JOURNEYS INTO INTENSIVE INTERACTION’ – book by 6th May for the ‘early booking’ discount! Follow this link for further information …
Thinking about the ‘Topic’ of Intensive Interactions.
Thinking about the ‘Topic’ of Intensive Interactions … an interesting issue taken from the paper ‘Understanding the importance of the Partner in Communication Development for Individuals with Sensory and Multiple Disabilities’. Read on for more …
‘Journeys into Intensive Interaction’ (The 2022 II Conference) … and why you need to attend!
‘Journeys into Intensive Interaction’ (The 2022 Intensive Interaction Conference) and why you need to attend! Read on for more …
Robbie Gordon: an obituary
I was recently pointed to The Guardian’s ‘Other Lives’ obituary section by my friend Dave Hewett. He sent me a link to the obituary of Robbie Gordon … please read on.
The ‘double empathy problem’
My Blog this week focuses on the ‘The Double Empathy Problem’ – a description of the ‘breakdown in reciprocity and mutual understanding that can happen between people with very differing ways of experiencing the world.’ The Blog is based on the work of Dr Damian Milton.
A ‘Festive’ Christmas Blog: ‘Good will’ to one and all!
A ‘Festive’ Christmas Blog: sharing ‘good will’ with one and all … even to ‘the loneliest man in the hospital’! Read on for more …
The ‘Efficacy of Intensive Interaction’ … 25 years on from Melanie Nind’s ground-breaking Intensive Interaction research paper.
For my Blog this week I look back at Melanie Nind’s ground-breaking paper on the ‘Efficacy of Intensive Interaction’, published 25 years ago.
An analysis of the Intensive Interaction ‘Strengths’
As part of the current organisational changes taking place at the Intensive Interaction Institute, we have been asked to contribute to a SWOT analysis (SWOT = Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats). I thought it might be useful to share my contribution on our approach’s identifiable ‘Strengths’ …
US corporation takes £50 million ‘dividend’ from its UK care services
In a recent edition of Private Eye, they ran a story about Cygnet Health Care, a private company that runs residential and care services across the UK, stating that it is ‘entirely publicly funded by the NHS and local councils. Patients with learning difficulties in its care were slapped, kicked and abused. And now its ownersContinue reading “US corporation takes £50 million ‘dividend’ from its UK care services”
Connecting with Intensive Interaction 