Making friends.

By: Hollins, Sheila.

Contributor(s): Roth, Terry.

Series: Beyond Words.Publisher: London St George's Mental Health Library 1995ISBN: 1874439109.Subject(s): FRIENDSHIPS

| APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR

| INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR

| RELATIONSHIPS

| PERSONAL SAFETY

| TOUCH

| MALES

Summary: Neil wants to get to know someone new but always picks an inappropriate person. This book shows appropriate and inappropriate approaches.Summary: See also ACC 6218 Hug Me, Touch Me (female version)

List(s) this item appears in: Consent and boundaries June 2023. CM | Life skills, social stories. August 2023

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Average rating: 4.5 (2 votes)

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Book	IHC Library	Main Collection	650 HOL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		W0016102

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Neil wants to get to know someone new but always picks an inappropriate person. This book shows appropriate and inappropriate approaches.

See also ACC 6218 Hug Me, Touch Me (female version)

Self advocate friendly

Patron comment on 03/07/2015

Very attentive students and great discussions. Both younger and less able older students.

Patron comment on 23/12/2014

Very adaptable.

Patron comment on

Could be useful, but I did not quite understand what I was getting, & yet useful to me.

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Great for people learning about (not) approaching strangers and how to call on a friend when lonely.

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Very useful for client who feels very lonely I used with.

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