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Rediscovering the Art of Basket Making: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusivity

Join Audrey Simpson and Dr. Maureen Murphy from Aurion Learning as they explore the importance of embracing our sexual identities through personal experiences and evidence-based practices. Praise from Cathy Mercer of the National Autism Society and Prof. Roy McConkey of the University of Ulster highlights the sensitive and research-backed approach adopted in this DVD, also recommended by Ann Norman, RCN Adviser for Learning Disabilities. The insight provided is enhanced with British Sign Language and international language options, catering to a wider audience. Engage with the voices of Sarah and John, expressing the significance of self-advocacy and individual feelings in today's society. Get ready for a thought-provoking journey!

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Rediscovering the Art of Basket Making: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusivity

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  1. Whatever happened to basket making classes?Audrey Simpson, FPADr. Maureen Murphy, Aurion Learning

  2. We are all sexual beings

  3. Using our experience & evidence

  4. Impact “..this DVD offers excellent and sensitive support” Cathy Mercer, National Autism Society, UK “..rooted in research and embodying the latest educational techniques..” Prof Roy McConkey, University of Ulster “..recommend to RCN members as a very useful tool” Ann Norman, RCN Adviser for Learning Disabilities

  5. Insight British Sign Language International language facility Web version with carer / facilitator support

  6. “Twenty years ago we wouldn’t have had a say. We would be sitting in wee corners in asylums with people making decisions for us. Our voices are not going to go quietly into the dark anymore.” Sarah, 21 “I am a human being, I’m not a robot. I have feelings like everyone else.” John, 23

  7. Questions & Answers

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