What Lis'n Tell is:
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Edmund Du Lac

Who Lis'n Tell is for:

Lis'nTell can be applied to students with a wide range of communication challenges, including :

Some Indicators of how Lis'n Tell works for complex communication needs:
* Rachel Pinney was born 11th July 1909, the daughter of a Major-General. She obtained a medical degree and practiced as a GP until 1961. On leaving the medical profession, Rachel contacted Dr. Margaret Lowenfeld, the distinguished child therapist. Rachel learnt her methods but never trained formally. This period resulted in the pioneering of her 'methods for conflict understanding' which she called Creative Listening, and Children's Hours, the former incorporated as a limited company in 1967. These techniques were widely used by experts working therapeutically with children. In 1977 Rachel went to New York and treated a four year old boy suffering from autism. This resulted in her publication 'Bobby, Breakthrough of an Autistic Child' (1983).

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One of the most inspiring books about child education I have ever read! LC


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