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I am now open to further bookings of all kinds over the coming months.
A small deposit will secure.
Public presentations on adult work a speciality!
CE OVER THE INTERNET NEW PROJECT
"Doing a Dina"
I am currently looking for families of young children anywhere in the world to take part in preliminary work to explore the possibilities of working conductively over the Internet through Skype, audio and/or webcam. This can be done in German, in English or in Hungarian, as required.
This is "exploratory work" of a kind not done before in Conductive Education, so fees at this point will be very reasonable indeed.
Interested families should contact me to discuss possibilities further, in the language of their choice and without obligation, at
If you don't already have a copy of Dina (and in my opinion every parent with a child under three with cerebral palsy should have read this) this is the only book to describe how to bring up a young child with cerebral palsy "conductively", you can get one by contacting me or the Library at the National Institute for Conductive Education:
http://www.conductive-education.org.uk/contact-us
I believe that it still has lots of copies at approx. £11.50 each.
5 comments:
Love it, Susie. Is this your collection?
The collection is my sister's.
My computer crashed and published the photos without the words.
A few late night words are now in place.
Glad you enjoyed the pics.
No time for such self-indulgences. It is some time since I have been there, an the building as so many jolly memories for me and I wanted to wander round, to see what has changed and what remains the same (mostly the latter, of course!)
Perhaps after I have done the serious series on the future of 'SEN' I shall induge myself with a posting to mention them.
Incidentally, the only one related to your topic here concerns meeting Gerry Adams in the Lords' one. This was some time ago, during the Troubles. I did say that it is a civilised palce.
And yes, I did get a funny badge yesterday, which I kept safe in my pocket as I always do with such things.
A.
PS. A sell-by date of 7 January? In this weather. What sort of supersticious problem is that?
I hope that you haven't thrown them away. What a waste! They should toast up lovely, or help towards a nice trifle. At the very least put them out for the birds.
A.
The hot-cross buns are still sitting, as hard as nails, on the kitchen table. I never throw anything away that quickly. I need time to consider alternative uses.
They smell OK but they are much too hard to cut to fit in the toaster.
If I put them out for the birds they would soon be even harder. It is still well below zero on my balcony.
Perhaps the answer is into the freezer with them until the big thaw takes place when they could make a very good Good Friday bird-breakfast.
Another option is letting them dry out completely alongside the doughnuts, bought in Feb.2009 to paint, that are still sitting on the sideboard.
The hot-cross buns(wholemeal) would be just about the right colour to be used, once dry, as rocks around the lighthouse in my model railway!
Wherever they end up first I will make a quick sketch this evening just for the record.
I look forward to reading "Toiletries from the Palace".
Susie
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