Promoting social interaction for individuals with profound communication needs

15 March 2007

9.30am – 4.30pm

West Park Conference Centre, Dundee

Download a PDF Leaflet for this event here.

Workshop topics include:

• Autism
• Deaf-blindness
• Severe Childhood Neglect
• Dementia
• Learning Disabilities
• Video Interaction Guidance
• Sensory Integration
• Intensive Interaction

Keynote Addresses:

The Origins of Communication,  Prof. Colwyn Trevarthen

The Musical Rhythms of Communication, Dr. Raymond MacDonald

You are invited to attend this one-day seminar aimed at staff, carers, practitioners, parents, and researchers who have an interest in children or adults with communication difficulties. A number of techniques that have been shown to promote social interaction will be discussed, with extensive use made of videotape material.  This exciting event brings together research and practice relating to a wide range of communicative problems and explores the psychological theories that underpin these interventions.

Professionals: £ 75

Carers/Unwaged/Students: £ 35

(if registered by 28 February, fees will be reduced by £10)

For a booking form or further information, please contact

http://www.dundee.ac.uk/psychology/communicationneeds

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