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DIR/Floortime Course - Oxford

DIR/Floortime Course - Oxford

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Date of beginning

Thursday, 04 October 2018

Duration

2 days

Deadline for abstracts

Thursday, 04 October 2018

City

Oxford

Country

United Kingdom

Contact

Connecting Through Play

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The Developmental, Individual Differences, Relationship-based (DIR) Model uses joyful play (Floortime) between parents and their child to support social, emotional and cognitive growth, and happiness.



DIR®/Floortime™ is a comprehensive, relationship-based Model of intervention for families with autistic children. This is a 2 day introductory course approved by the Interdisciplinary Council on Development and Learning (ICDL). Delivered by ICDL Training Leader Denise Wilson. She is an occupational therapist and play therapist.



DIR® stands for Developmental, Individual Differences, Relationship-Based:



Developmental - The course gives an overview of Greenspan's Functional Emotional Developmental Capacities 1-6. These are the capacities a child must master for healthy emotional and intellectual growth. The capacities are:



1. To be regulated and interested in their surroundings.

2. To engage with others and deepen attachment bonds.

3. To initiate and respond in two-way purposeful communication.

4. To communicate in more complex ways.

5. To be imaginative.

6. To build bridges between ideas, and so, become a logical thinker.



Individual Differences - Each child has their own unique profile which needs to be taken into account. Improving our knowledge of each child's Individual Differences, helps us to understand the child's unique experience within their bodies and their perception of their world. These differences may be in the following areas:



- Motor function

- Sensory processing

- Environment factors

- Health factors

- Family factors, including attachment



Relationship-Based - The warm, loving interactions between the child and their caregivers are at the core of the Model. The child develops an understanding of themselves and the world through long chains of back and forth interactions with their caregivers.



Floortime - Through video examples and discussion, course participants will see how Floortime play supports the D, I and R, so that the child can evolve towards independent thinking and sustaining warm, loving relationships.



Venue Details: Friends' Meeting House, 43 St Giles, Oxford OX1 3LW, United Kingdom.



Time: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm.



Category: Classes / Courses | Lifestyle, Arts, Leisure | Sports, Health & Fitness.



Sub-Categories:

Conferences | Education | Training,

Classes / Courses | Professional Training.



Artist / Speaker: Denise Wilson.



Prices:

Parents, carers, students (Early Bird): GBP 100.00,

Practitioners (Early Bird): GBP 200.00,

Parents, carers, students (standard rate): GBP 125.00,

Practitioners (standard rate): GBP 225.00.