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Communication Methods by Lucas Mommy .. Patient Expert

Oh, the decision on which communication method is best for Lucas! Before we even learned that there are various theories on communication methods in the deaf community, such as cued speech, sign language, auditory-verbal, auditory-oral, total communication, etc., Nate and I naturally gravitated toward total communication. We chose Total Communicat ... Read on »

Communication, Communication, Communication!!! by Christina Thielst Patient Expert

Before the HIMSS published guide to establishing a RHIO, I wrote Forming a RHIO?.... In this first ver sion I listed those thin gs that would be importa nt to building a strong foundation for sustainability and success. The l ast item was "communic ate, communicate, communic ate". Well, I have an example of what happens when ... Read on »

A Theory by Beth S. Patient Expert

I submit to you a theory - some how, some way, Sunday only has 20 hours in it. Or maybe only 18. 16 perhaps? I won't believe it has 24 like the rest of the days. It just always goes wayyyyy to fast for that!But I can't complain as we've had a great weekend. Today we did a long run in the cool, crisp morning. And this evening I rode my bike in ... Read on »

Theory by Debby Patient Expert

We've been working hard on an apartment. We've got a woman who wants to rent it. She is elderly, with bad knees, and the first floor apartment appeals to her.*****************When I moved back to Pennsylvania to start over again, a single mom with three children, working at a local factory trying to make ends meet, I was pretty ashamed. I'd come fr ... Read on »

The Theory by Little Wonders There are probably as many theories on parenting styles as there are parents in the world. I didn't spend a ton of time on researching them during my pregnancy since I wanted to see what would work for us first. (Plus, I was kinda preoccupied with keeping my babies alive, but that's a different story.) I've briefly looked into Attachment Parentin ... Read on »

Communication by The Relationship Experts .. Patient Expert

There have been many books about Communication, Communication Styles, and Conflict Resolution Techniques to be used in inter-presonal relationships. This article is to focus on the less common, but just as important areas of communication known as: a) Body Language b) Tone c) Indirect... Read on »

Communicating by Joeymom Patient Expert

As an art historian, part of what I am studying and analyzing is how people communicate. You have an idea (or your patron has an idea) and it must be communicated. How will you acheive this? What will need to be shown? How much of that message should be overt, and how much covert? What images and techniques will be used to convey meaning? One thin ... Read on »

Communication by Kelly A. Medical Student

I am having a growing fondness for my colleagues. I have purposely not mentioned the name of my organization, or the names of my colleagues in this blog. Mostly so I can write about it anonymously! The truth of the matter is that our problems are ultimately so simple. I was walking with one of our coordinators up to the taxi stop after work tod ... Read on »

Communication by Casdok Patient Expert

C doesn't speak. And as a mum this was one of the things i wanted more than anything, to hear his voice. To hear him say mum or i love you! I used to have dreams about it ( a friend of mine still does!) But after 18 years, i find this is not important anymore. He doesn't sign either and as for PECS......well!! But he dose communicate by his act ... Read on »

Communication by Halo Patient Expert

L is starting to use PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System). (click here to find out more). Last Sept I travelled to London to do a PECS course especially for parents of children with Autism or severe learning difficulties. She can't talk, nod, point and wave etc. So when she's ill she can't tell us where the pain is coming from. She can't l ... Read on »