News:
Us in a Bus Linking Lives Conference 2010
Our conference was held on Thursday 11th February 2010 at The Reigate Manor Hotel, Reigate Hill, Reigate, Surrey, RH2 9PF
From margin to mainstream: using Intensive Interaction to make life better for people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and complex needs.
Our Speakers included:
Melanie Nind, Professor of Education, University of Southampton. Melanie was one of the originators of Intensive Interaction; she has written widely on this and similar approaches to working with people facing profound difficulties in relating to others.
David Congdon, Head of Policy and Campaigns & Beverley Dawkins, National Officer for PMLD, both at Mencap
Our sincere thanks to all our speakers who helped to make the day a huge success.
Our thanks also, to everyone who attended the conference, the feedback forms that you returned all pointed to a successful and inspiring day, thank you for your willingness to get involved so fully on the day.
Job Vacancy
Us in a Bus is recruiting! We need someone to join our team and ideally we are looking for someone who is already an Intensive Interaction practitioner and wants to explore ways to extend their practice. Even if you are very new to Intensive Interaction, we would still like to hear from you. Click on the link to read the job description or to download an application form.
