US Autism Association Worldwide Watch Party Free Access (I’m presenting!)
Dr. Gil Tippy's Child Development Blog
by Gil Tippy
1y ago
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In Defense of the Valiant Resistance
Dr. Gil Tippy's Child Development Blog
by Gil Tippy
2y ago
This is a video of a DIR/Floortime supervision I did for a clinician working in a clinic with a child who was turning his back, and doing everything he could to resist the clinician’s advances. She, the clinician, did a wonderful job, and has made tremendous progress in her support of the child’s developmental growth. Then, the therapist told me of the previous group of therapists who said that the child would never make progress, and suggested to the parents of the child that they should separate themselves from the child. This video is my response, in real time during my supervision with th ..read more
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Presenting at the US Autism Association 2021 World Autism Conference and Gala
Dr. Gil Tippy's Child Development Blog
by Gil Tippy
2y ago
I am presenting at the US Autism Association’s 2021 World Autism Conference. This is a virtual conference, and I recorded presentations on two subjects close to my heart: Quality Autism Education, and DIR/Floortime. The first presentation on quality education is a discussion between the Executive Director of US Autism Association, Marlo Thurman and me, and the second, on DIR/Floortime is a panel discussion along with Stephen Shore, Robert Bernstein and Bridget Henn in the “Approaches to Autism” series. Every year this conference has been a highlight for me, as I learn more at this conference ..read more
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Practical Floortime Consulting
Dr. Gil Tippy's Child Development Blog
by Gil Tippy
2y ago
Here is a quick video of me doing a consult to a clinic in another country. I listened to the clinician as she presented the child’s complex sensory profile, and outlined his pressing need. The government had supported his getting cochlear implants, and because he had not yet made great progress, the child was in danger of losing the government’s support for those implants. So, I made up a couple of interventions, supporting the child’s sensory challenges, and supporting the child’s speech production. I also made sure the intervention was joyful, so that both the child and the clinician would ..read more
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Gil on the “Affect Autism” Podcast
Dr. Gil Tippy's Child Development Blog
by Gil Tippy
3y ago
This week I’m in a discussion with my friend Daria at “Affect Autism.” She saw my presentation at a conference recently on the topic, “Good Autism Education is Just Good Education, and she wanted me to do a video interview and a podcast on that subject. You can hear or see the entire thing by clicking on the hyperlink above. In the five minute clip above, Daria Brown suggests that the educational system does a good job of education the 95% of the students in the middle of the “bell curve”, or normal distribution of students, and that is why it doesn’t serve students with developmental challen ..read more
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For On The Floor #11
Dr. Gil Tippy's Child Development Blog
by Gil Tippy
3y ago
For on the Floor #11 I didn’t think I would need to do any more For On The Floor videos after I finished number 10. But, I looked around and saw that the schools I support were either having trouble opening, were putting together blended curriculua, or had opened and closed again. So, I thought it was time to renew support of families at home. In this video I try to explain the reason behind some of the things I have been suggesting in the other videos. I got the idea from a long-time educator I heard on the radio, who said that she thought we often tell parents to do things without ever givi ..read more
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“For On The Floor” #10
Dr. Gil Tippy's Child Development Blog
by Gil Tippy
3y ago
This is the 10th video in the “For On The Floor” videos to support parents and caregivers at home who want to use DIRFloortime® in everyday situations. This video is about getting out and doing Floortime in “the larger ecological context,” as we said in Respecting Autism, as restrictions on movement in public places are lifting. I suggest orienteering, as a way to get kids moving in 3 dimensional space ..read more
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For On The Floor #9
Dr. Gil Tippy's Child Development Blog
by Gil Tippy
3y ago
This is number 9 in a series of videos I am doing to help people who are looking to continue their DIRFloortime® at home in situations they find in their everyday lives. In this video, I talk about the importance of play, and tackle a problem some people may be having with their anxious children. Often, you can play your way out of difficult situations ..read more
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“For On The Floor” #8
Dr. Gil Tippy's Child Development Blog
by Gil Tippy
3y ago
This is the 8th video in the For On The Floor Videos, videos I am releasing to help parents and caregivers do DIRFloortime® at home during this time of physical distancing. In this video I give a tip about picking toys that promote abstraction ..read more
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For On The Floor #7
Dr. Gil Tippy's Child Development Blog
by Gil Tippy
3y ago
This is the 7th in the series of “For On The Floor” videos. These videos are quick, around 4 minute, videos to support people who are trying to do DIRFloortime® at home during this time of physical distancing. They are intended to be support for people who want to work with their children while doing everyday tasks they would be doing anyway at home. They are also available as a group at drgiltippy.com, Dr. Tippy’s Website ..read more
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