Try These Resources

by Trish on December 30, 2008 · View Comments

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For Try This Tuesday at 5MFSN today, I wrote about my introduction to 1-2-3 Magic, which is a parenting/discipline method we are starting to use with Michael. A big part of its success depends on the parent keeping their own emotions and words under control, which can sometimes be difficult when you have a high stress level.

I recently saw an article on our local ASA listserve called Calm, Cool, Collected and Consistent, which goes into quite a bit of detail about how stress affects our bodies and how regular exercise such as walking can help. I tracked down the reference and was able to find it as part of a collection of articles by Susan Crum from Able2Learn. I would definitely recommend checking these out.

Another site that looks like a great resource is Jill Kuzma’s Social Thinking Weblog. Jill is an SLP from Minnesota who offers both information and teaching resources on a variety of social skill related topics. She also has a list of ideas for social language IEP goals and a detailed page about assessing pragmatics/social language skills.

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Donna December 30, 2008 at 2:29 pm

Thanks for the resouces! They’re great!!

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Ellen December 30, 2008 at 10:00 pm

Thank you so much for these resources, I am always looking for ways to destress.
Happy New Year!

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Maddy December 31, 2008 at 6:11 pm

We used Able2learn a while back and it would have been quite effective if I’d followed through……need to practice my consistency methinks!
Cheers

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