ANDI Initiative, Malaysia: FREE Talk on HANDLE

Friday, May 4, 2012

FREE Talk on HANDLE

A Talk on the HANDLE approach, by Mary Robson and Penny Jacobsen, Certified HANDLE Practitioners and Co-Directors of Compassionate Therapy and Training Centre, Australia.

Date: Sunday, May 27, 2012
Time: 10-11am
Venue:
Anne Musikschule Performing Arts Ctr
No 23, Block D2, Jln PJU 1A/20B
Dataran Ara Damansara
47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.

For a map to the location, please click HERE.

Seats are very limited, so registration is NECESSARY, by sending an email to ANDI.Initiative@gmail.com, or an SMS to 012-538 6134.

What is HANDLE?

For more information on the HANDLE paradigm, please click HERE.

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Introduction

INTAN MIRANTI, M.Ed, is a Learning & Behaviour Consultant for children on the autism spectrum. She has worked with more than 150 children between the ages of two and twelve since 2005.

She is also an ACSM*-Certified Autism Exercise Specialist (*American College of Sports Medicine).

Currently, she works in designing remedial learning programmes for young children on the autism spectrum. She also advises and trains parents and other educators of children with autism, on learning curricula, behaviour management and school/community integration skills.

In addition, she runs ANDI Initiative which offers training and related services to the autism community. For 9 years, she was a part-time lecturer in autism intervention topics to Diploma-level students at a college in Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta, Indonesia, and has been a speaker/trainer at several seminars and conferences, including the Maldives, United States and around Malaysia.

Her article, “Six Metacomponents of Metacognition in Parents of Children with Autism: A Cross-disciplinary, Cross-cultural Review” was published in the Journal of Special Needs Education 2014.

She was also an advisor, in 2016, for the special needs programmes offered by Alam Kreatif, a non-profit endeavour located at Pusat Kreatif Kanak-Kanak Tuanku Bainun, Kuala Lumpur.

Most importantly, she is the parent of two young men, one on the autism spectrum.