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Groupwork for children with autism spectrum disorder : ages 3-5 : an integrated approach / Liz Ann Davidson, Kerrie Old, Christina Howe & Alyson Eggett

By: Davidson, Liz Ann.
Contributor(s): Old, Kerrie | Howe, Christina | Eggett, Alyson | Bottomley, Jane [illustrator].
Milton Keynes : Speechmark, 2007Description: xvi, 184 pages : illustrations ; 30 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780863885839.Subject(s): AUTISM | CHILDREN | GROUPS | COMMUNICATION SKILLS | SOCIAL SKILLS | MOTOR SKILLS | PLAY | SENSORY DEVELOPMENT | EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT | NEEDS ASSESSMENT
Contents:
List of activities -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1. What is autism spectrum disorder? -- 2. Working in a team -- 3. Assessment -- 4. Planning a group -- 5. Running a group -- 6. Keeping records -- 7. Activities. - Appendices -- Recommended reading -- References
Summary: '[This book] is the first of three books promoting a multidisciplinary approach to working with children on the autism spectrum. The author team of speech & language therapists and occupational therapists have used their experience of working together in this way to create a practical resource for professionals working with children with ASD in small groups. The book aims to develop the children's skills in seven key areas of development: Communication & language; Socialisation; Play; Sensory; Motor; Behaviour; and, Emotional. Case studies, working examples, photocopiable checklists, assessment forms and session sheets are provided for group facilitators to: assess individual needs; set individual targets; create personalised programmes; plan & run group sessions; evaluate progress; and, carry out peer reviews. Forty photocopiable activities, differentiated according to the developmental area being targeted as well as the developmental level of the child, are also included... Provides an invaluable resource for speech & language therapists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, play therapists, family therapists, teachers, support staff and all those working to develop the children's skills in small groups. Parents and carers are actively encouraged to participate in groupwork with their child." - Amazon.com
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List of activities -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1. What is autism spectrum disorder? -- 2. Working in a team -- 3. Assessment -- 4. Planning a group -- 5. Running a group -- 6. Keeping records -- 7. Activities. - Appendices -- Recommended reading -- References

'[This book] is the first of three books promoting a multidisciplinary approach to working with children on the autism spectrum. The author team of speech & language therapists and occupational therapists have used their experience of working together in this way to create a practical resource for professionals working with children with ASD in small groups. The book aims to develop the children's skills in seven key areas of development: Communication & language; Socialisation; Play; Sensory; Motor; Behaviour; and, Emotional. Case studies, working examples, photocopiable checklists, assessment forms and session sheets are provided for group facilitators to: assess individual needs; set individual targets; create personalised programmes; plan & run group sessions; evaluate progress; and, carry out peer reviews. Forty photocopiable activities, differentiated according to the developmental area being targeted as well as the developmental level of the child, are also included... Provides an invaluable resource for speech & language therapists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, play therapists, family therapists, teachers, support staff and all those working to develop the children's skills in small groups. Parents and carers are actively encouraged to participate in groupwork with their child." - Amazon.com

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