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In this launch episode Tara talks to Liz Herrieven about Matthew Dicks' novel "Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend". They discuss imaginary friends, what we need vs what others think we need, getting "stuck", getting unstuck and the importance of being loved.
Liz also shared the wonderful mnemonic TEACH for improving communication when talking to children with LD and autism:
T - Time (you may well need extra time)
E - Environment (maybe somewhere quiet, reduce stimulation, noise and fear)
A - Attitude (avoiding diagnostic overshadowing, no assumptions)
C - Communication (visual clues, social stories)
H - Help (what help do we need, what help do they need, hospital passports, recognise carer's expertise)
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Send us a text
In this launch episode Tara talks to Liz Herrieven about Matthew Dicks' novel "Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend". They discuss imaginary friends, what we need vs what others think we need, getting "stuck", getting unstuck and the importance of being loved.
Liz also shared the wonderful mnemonic TEACH for improving communication when talking to children with LD and autism:
T - Time (you may well need extra time)
E - Environment (maybe somewhere quiet, reduce stimulation, noise and fear)
A - Attitude (avoiding diagnostic overshadowing, no assumptions)
C - Communication (visual clues, social stories)
H - Help (what help do we need, what help do they need, hospital passports, recognise carer's expertise)

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