Presenations / Groups 1 & 2


  

GROUP 1

Griffin, Aidan, Max, Nick, Dillon

Autism in Teenagers

 

PowerPoint Presentation

https://1drv.ms/p/s!AoXtBg8GmPggeAfX4S8envS6trw?e=GpAu2A 


Questions

1) Why are communication and interactive skills challenging for children with autism?

2) What are the levels of severity in children with autism? 

3) In the case study with Rory, what would you say were the benefits of using DMT as a therapeutic method. 

4) In the second case study presented by the group, which are some of the movement strategies used to increase connection with the client?

5) After the movement session done in class, how did you feel? 

 

GROUP 2

Cassidy, Kayla, Kate, Morgan 

 Children with ADHD 

 

PowerPoint Presentation 

https://1drv.ms/b/s!AoXtBg8GmPggejfiKk27nYhH-Eo?e=46ZcBh 

 

Questions

1) What is the most common type of ADHD

2) Do you think that the methods described in this presentation will work with adults?

3) Should DMT be used as a side therapy or as a replacement for medication? Explain.

4) After experiencing the movement session plan by our group,  how do you think the set of movements we used could be enhanced?

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