The same applies within our programs. We always have a clear goal of fostering and growing social relationships within our groups, but the manner in which we do that can be different in each group and in each individual. For example, we might capitalize on someone's interest in car's, dinosaurs, or trains. There is no right or wrong way of accomplishing our goals, but finding the unique and local paths is important to create MEANING in the interactions and in relationships. The meaning is what helps each individual to carry the skills they learn with us into new social environments.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
When in Rome...Do as Romans
The same applies within our programs. We always have a clear goal of fostering and growing social relationships within our groups, but the manner in which we do that can be different in each group and in each individual. For example, we might capitalize on someone's interest in car's, dinosaurs, or trains. There is no right or wrong way of accomplishing our goals, but finding the unique and local paths is important to create MEANING in the interactions and in relationships. The meaning is what helps each individual to carry the skills they learn with us into new social environments.
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