Alex Kelly Ltd Alex Kelly. Alex Kelly Ltd  Speech and Language Therapist  23 years in NHS  13 years in Hampshire  8 years managing SLT services 

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Alex Kelly Ltd Alex Kelly

Alex Kelly Ltd  Speech and Language Therapist  23 years in NHS  13 years in Hampshire  8 years managing SLT services  Set up Alex Kelly Ltd in 2007

Alex Kelly Ltd  Training and consultancy in social skills around the UK and abroad  Schools - provider of SLT into 10 local special schools and 17 mainstream schools  Speaking Space – Day Service for adults with LD or autism

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What do we see?...

Alex Kelly Ltd Non verbal behaviour Verbal behaviour Body LanguageConversational skills The way we talk

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What are the keys to a successful approach?

Alex Kelly Ltd 1. Assessment 1. Assessment … knowing where to start 2. Intervention 2. Intervention … knowing how to teach social skills 3. Evaluation 3. Evaluation … being able to assess whether you have been effective

Alex Kelly Ltd 1. Assessment 1. Assessment … knowing where to start 2. Intervention 2. Intervention … knowing how to teach social skills 3. Evaluation 3. Evaluation … being able to assess whether you have been effective

Alex Kelly Ltd The hierarchical approach

Alex Kelly Ltd 1. Self awareness & self esteem 2. Nonverbal communication 3. Verbal communication 4. Friendship skills 5. Assertiveness

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BEHAVIOUR… 1. BEHAVIOUR… what is it?. RULES… 2. RULES… what are they? MOTIVATION… 3. MOTIVATION… what is it? STRATEGY… 4. STRATEGY… which is the best to use?

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Alex Kelly Ltd “Behaviour is not the issue” or “Tell me that if I hit people, I can’t go trampolining, because I value trampolining more so I won’t hit them” Roz Blackburn

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 Some children will need help to learn social skills

Alex Kelly Ltd “I can only know what I am told or taught or shown” and “I can play the social game but only when I have been taught” and “social skills are rules and we thrive on rules!”

Alex Kelly Ltd  Developing social skills will also help children to develop healthy peer relationships

Alex Kelly Ltd  Use a hierarchical approach to teaching social skills

Alex Kelly Ltd  Use the environment and other people to back up what is being taught

Alex Kelly Ltd  Have fun!

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