by D. Brown | Jan 29, 2018 | Early literacy
Up until now our son has only had foundation academics. He does not yet read nor write. He has only recently begun to have an interest in holding a crayon/marker/pencil, uses a full fist grip, and scribbles, pressing very hard. If corrected, he will maintain the grip...
by D. Brown | Jan 22, 2018 | DIR Practice, Podcast
DOWNLOAD KEY TAKE-AWAYS PDF Key Takeaways PDF for MembersWe will never share your e-mail. Download Success! This week’s special podcast guest is developmental and clinical psychologist, Kathy Platzman from Floortime Atlanta, an expert on the Developmental,...
by D. Brown | Dec 18, 2017 | DIR Practice, Podcast
This week Jake Greenspan of The Floortime Center joins Affect Autism for a podcast about making Floortime a part of your everyday life with your child to promote relating, communicating, and thinking. Jake is the son of the late Dr. Stanley Greenspan, who created the...
by D. Brown | Dec 11, 2017 | DIR Practice, DIR Theory
Jake Greenspan, son of Dr. Stanley Greenspan, who created the Developmental, Individual differences, Relationship-based (DIR) model, has devoted his career to his father’s legacy. He is based at The Floortime Center in Bethesda, MD and has recently published a...
by D. Brown | Dec 4, 2017 | DIR Practice, DIR Theory, Podcast
unsplash-logoPhoto: Karen Vardazaryan This week we have Dr. Josh Feder with us from sunny Solana Beach, California where he is a father of a grown autistic son, a child and family psychiatrist using the Developmental, Individual differences, Relationship-based (DIR)...